Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures

Based on the statistical analysis of publications and patents located in the RSCI database for the keywords «exoskeleton», «anthropomorphic robot», «bionic prosthesis», interest in the research topic has been established, expressed in a significant increase in publications in recent years. It was re...

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Main Authors: A. O. Blinov, A. V. Borisov, L. V. Konchina, M. G. Kulikova, K. S. Maslova
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Published: Kazan State Power Engineering University 2022-12-01
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author A. O. Blinov
A. V. Borisov
L. V. Konchina
M. G. Kulikova
K. S. Maslova
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M. G. Kulikova
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description Based on the statistical analysis of publications and patents located in the RSCI database for the keywords «exoskeleton», «anthropomorphic robot», «bionic prosthesis», interest in the research topic has been established, expressed in a significant increase in publications in recent years. It was revealed that most of the models use absolutely solid links in the form of rods.GOAL. Identification and study of problems arising in the modeling of anthropomorphic robotic systems. METHODS. Methods of mathematical modeling, analysis, comparison with a biological prototype, robotics, theoretical mechanics, electromechanics were used. RESULTS. The problem of accuracy of modeling by rod robotic systems with absolutely rigid links, a link of the human musculoskeletal system, is considered. The relative error of the accuracy of approximation by rods of a human limb is calculated, a conclusion is made about a significant error in the modeling of links. The problem of evaluating the influence of a rotating rotor of an electric motor on a mechanism model is considered. Next, the model is considered taking into account the rotating rotor and gearbox. It has been established that when modeling anthropomorphic mechanisms with rods, the problem arises of the need to take into account the dynamics of drives. An electromechanical model of a link with a DC motor is proposed. A significant increase in energy costs during the movement of the link has been established, in comparison with the model of an ideal hinge, in which the required control moment is created, which is a problem. A partial solution of the identified problems is proposed using the model of a variable length link containing three sections. CONCLUSION. The study made it possible to identify problems that arise when modeling the human musculoskeletal system with rod robotic electromechanical systems with absolutely solid links.
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spelling doaj-art-c9d494cdceca455bb17ca9d5672918e02025-08-20T02:23:57ZengKazan State Power Engineering UniversityИзвестия высших учебных заведений: Проблемы энергетики1998-99032022-12-0124514716510.30724/1998-9903-2022-24-5-147-165892Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structuresA. O. Blinov0A. V. Borisov1L. V. Konchina2M. G. Kulikova3K. S. Maslova4Branch of the National Research University "MPEI" in SmolenskBranch of the National Research University "MPEI" in SmolenskBranch of the National Research University "MPEI" in SmolenskBranch of the National Research University "MPEI" in SmolenskBranch of the National Research University "MPEI" in SmolenskBased on the statistical analysis of publications and patents located in the RSCI database for the keywords «exoskeleton», «anthropomorphic robot», «bionic prosthesis», interest in the research topic has been established, expressed in a significant increase in publications in recent years. It was revealed that most of the models use absolutely solid links in the form of rods.GOAL. Identification and study of problems arising in the modeling of anthropomorphic robotic systems. METHODS. Methods of mathematical modeling, analysis, comparison with a biological prototype, robotics, theoretical mechanics, electromechanics were used. RESULTS. The problem of accuracy of modeling by rod robotic systems with absolutely rigid links, a link of the human musculoskeletal system, is considered. The relative error of the accuracy of approximation by rods of a human limb is calculated, a conclusion is made about a significant error in the modeling of links. The problem of evaluating the influence of a rotating rotor of an electric motor on a mechanism model is considered. Next, the model is considered taking into account the rotating rotor and gearbox. It has been established that when modeling anthropomorphic mechanisms with rods, the problem arises of the need to take into account the dynamics of drives. An electromechanical model of a link with a DC motor is proposed. A significant increase in energy costs during the movement of the link has been established, in comparison with the model of an ideal hinge, in which the required control moment is created, which is a problem. A partial solution of the identified problems is proposed using the model of a variable length link containing three sections. CONCLUSION. The study made it possible to identify problems that arise when modeling the human musculoskeletal system with rod robotic electromechanical systems with absolutely solid links.https://www.energyret.ru/jour/article/view/2422accuracyrodexoskeletonhuman musculoskeletal linkequations of the motion in the form of lagrange equations of the second kindsystem of lagrange-maxwell equationsapproximationangular properties of the motioncontrolling torque
spellingShingle A. O. Blinov
A. V. Borisov
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M. G. Kulikova
K. S. Maslova
Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
Известия высших учебных заведений: Проблемы энергетики
accuracy
rod
exoskeleton
human musculoskeletal link
equations of the motion in the form of lagrange equations of the second kind
system of lagrange-maxwell equations
approximation
angular properties of the motion
controlling torque
title Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
title_full Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
title_fullStr Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
title_full_unstemmed Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
title_short Issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
title_sort issues emerging in human musculoskeletal system simulation with mechanical and electromechanical rod structures
topic accuracy
rod
exoskeleton
human musculoskeletal link
equations of the motion in the form of lagrange equations of the second kind
system of lagrange-maxwell equations
approximation
angular properties of the motion
controlling torque
url https://www.energyret.ru/jour/article/view/2422
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