Fig. 2From: Characterization and wearability evaluation of a fully portable wrist exoskeleton for unsupervised training after strokeBlock diagrams. a System architecture. b Admittance controller with inner velocity control loop running at 5.36 kHz on the motor drive (ESCON). The Teensy computes the reference angular velocity \(\dot {\theta }_{ref}\) according to the measured force Fref applied by the user on the handle and transmits it to the motor drive. The motor drive records the angular velocity \(\dot {\theta }_{meas}\) of the motor shaft, combines it with the reference angular velocity \(\dot {\theta }_{ref}\) reflected at the motor shaft and computes the current command for the motor thanks to an integrated PI (proportional-integral) controller. R is the reduction ratio of the gear stage (i.e. 475:1)Back to article page