DocumentCode
2037930
Title
The analysis of lift up skill by human
Author
Sakaida, Yuki ; Chugo, Daisuke ; Ikeura, Ryojun
Author_Institution
Human-Interactive Robot Res., RIKEN, Nagoya, Japan
fYear
2011
fDate
13-18 Sept. 2011
Firstpage
2494
Lastpage
2499
Abstract
In recent years, rapid aging in Japanese society advances and the care givers takes on large loads. Especially, transfer operation, such as a patient transfer from a bed to a wheelchair or back, is one of the most physically heavy tasks in nursing care. Therefore, there is strong demand for nursing assist system for them. We have developed the nursing-care assistant robot named RIBA that aimed to assist transferring a patient by lifting up. It is necessary to investigate how to transfer a human from a bed to a wheelchair or back. In this paper, we measure the lift up motion by human and analyze the skill of safety and efficient lift up in order to apply for base of the motion planning of RIBA. From analyzed results, a human can lift up the object only moving the arms small in front and rear. This means, it reduces the risk of dropping the object. Comparing with angle of the right and left arms, the angle of the head side arm is larger than the angle of the leg side arm. It recognized that the right and left arm take the different role when lifting up. Finally, we make the prototype lift up motion and implement to RIBA, and try to lift up the human.
Keywords
biological organs; biomechanics; biomedical equipment; handicapped aids; medical computing; medical robotics; path planning; patient care; wheelchairs; head side arm; leg side arm; lift up motion; lift up skill analysis; motion planning; nursing care; nursing-care assistant robot; patient transfer; transfer operation; wheelchair; Elbow; Humans; Medical services; Motion measurement; Robots; Safety; Wheelchairs; Caregiver assistance; Lift-up motion; Nursing skill; RIVA;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
SICE Annual Conference (SICE), 2011 Proceedings of
Conference_Location
Tokyo
ISSN
pending
Print_ISBN
978-1-4577-0714-8
Type
conf
Filename
6060399
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