Knee Joint Misalignment in Exoskeletons for the Lower Extremities: Effects on User's Gait
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Yasuhiro Akiyama | Sunil Kumar Agrawal | Damiano Zanotto | Paul Stegall | P. Stegall | D. Zanotto | Yasuhiro Akiyama | S. Agrawal
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