Evaluation of an acceleration-based assistive strategy to control a back-support exoskeleton for manual material handling
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Darwin G. Caldwell | Elena De Momi | Idsart Kingma | Jaap H. van Dieën | Jesús Ortiz | Stefano Toxiri | Maria Lazzaroni | Ali Tabasi | Wietse van Dijk | Michiel P. de Looze | M. de Looze | I. Kingma | D. Caldwell | J. V. van Dieën | W. van Dijk | J. Ortiz | E. De Momi | Maria Lazzaroni | A. Tabasi | Stefano Toxiri
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