Gait Phase
Gait phase detection involves identifying the distinct stages of a walking cycle, crucial for controlling assistive devices like prosthetics and exoskeletons. Current research focuses on developing accurate and efficient algorithms, employing machine learning techniques (including deep learning architectures such as convolutional neural networks and recurrent neural networks) and leveraging data from various sensors (e.g., IMUs, EMG). Accurate gait phase recognition is vital for improving the performance, safety, and adaptability of these devices, impacting both biomechanical research and the development of advanced rehabilitation technologies.
Papers
Assessing Smart Algorithms for Gait Phases Detection in Lower Limb Prosthesis: A Comprehensive Review
Barath Kumar JK, Aswadh Khumar G S
Evaluating Intelligent Algorithms for Gait Phase Classification in Lower Limb Robotic Systems
Barath Kumar JK, Aswadh Khumar G S
SVM based Multiclass Classifier for Gait phase Classification using Shank IMU Sensor
Aswadh Khumar G S, Barath Kumar JK