Control approaches for robotic knee exoskeleton and their effects on human motion
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Andrej Gams | Tadej Petric | Leon Zlajpah | Jan Babic | Tadej Debevec | J. Babič | T. Petrič | A. Gams | L. Žlajpah | T. Debevec
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