Preliminary study for a soft wearable knee extensor to assist physically weak people
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Brian Byunghyun Kang | HyunKi In | Kyu-Jin Cho | Daegeun Park | Sangyeop Lee | Haemin Lee | Inwook Koo | Keunyoung Park | Woo Sok Chang | Kyu-Jin Cho | B. B. Kang | Daegeun Park | Haemin Lee | Keunyoung Park | Sang-Yoep Lee | Hyunki In | Woo Sok Chang | Inwook Koo
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