Development of a passive Rehabilitation Robot for the wrist joint through the implementation of an Arduino UNO microcontroller
E Ceballos (MECABOT), M D\'iaz-Rodriguez (MECABOT), P Paredes, P, Vargas (MECABOT)

TL;DR
This paper presents the development of a wrist rehabilitation robot controlled by an Arduino UNO, designed to assist in therapy for various wrist pathologies using a custom software and ergonomic design.
Contribution
It introduces a novel passive wrist rehabilitation device utilizing Arduino control, incorporating ergonomic design, finite element analysis, and custom software for therapy execution.
Findings
Successfully designed and prototyped the wrist rehabilitation robot.
Validated the device's safety and effectiveness through finite element analysis.
Provides a tailored solution for wrist rehabilitation in the Venezuelan population.
Abstract
In this research was implemented the use of an Arduino UNO R3 microcontroller to control the movements of a prototype robotic functional developed to perform rehabilitation exercises in the wrist joint; This device can be used to assist the physiatrist to rehabilitate the tendinitis, synovitis, rheumatoid arthritis and for pre-operative and post-operative therapy in this joint. During the design stage of the functional prototype, the methodology of the industrial design process was used from a concurrent engineering approach, through which anthropometric studies could be performed related to the dimensions and angles of movement of the wrist joint in the population Venezuelan from the information collected, the design proposal was elaborated, and the use of CAD programs defined the different forms, geometries and materials of the components of the rehabilitation device, which were later…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMusculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation · Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery · Medical research and treatments
