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titleOfInvention Interaction system for rehabilitation training robot
abstract An interaction method for a rehabilitation training robot includes the steps: acquiring motion signals of ankles; processing the motion signals of the ankles according to the set motion control mode to obtain control signals for the rehabilitation training robot; and controlling the rehabilitation training robot to act correspondingly according to the control signals. According to the interaction method and the interaction system for the rehabilitation training robot, the motion signals of the ankles are acquired according to the set motion control mode so as to obtain the corresponding control signals for the rehabilitation training robot, the control signals are used for controlling the rehabilitation training robot, and accordingly a patient can set the motion control mode according to specific circumstances when aided by the rehabilitation training robot to train for rehabilitation, the motion signals of the ankle are processed in different ways under different motion control modes, the control signals generated are also different, and the rehabilitation training robot is enabled to flexibly guide the patient to move for the ankles of the patient.
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