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Friday, August 16, 2019
Researchers build robotic tail to help the elderly keep their balance
So ask your doctor if this would be much better than any of the fall prevention protocols they are using on survivors. And you could easily sweep a table clean of all food and dishes.
TOKYO — Millions of years after the ancestors of humans evolved
to lose their tails, a research team at Japan’s Keio University has
built a robotic one that they say could help unsteady elderly people
keep their balance.
Dubbed Arque, the gray, 1-meter device mimics tails such as those of
cheetahs and other animals used to keep their balance while running and
climbing, according to the Keio team.
“The tail keeps balance like a pendulum,” said Junichi Nabeshima, a
graduate student and researcher at the university’s Embodied Media
Project, displaying the robotic tail attached to his waist with a
harness.
“When a human tilts their body one way, the tail moves in the opposite direction.”
As Japan grays, it is leading the industrial world in seeking ways to keep its aging population mobile and productive.
While other nations have turned to immigrant workers to replenish a
shrinking workforce, less welcoming Japan has focused more on a
technological solution.
The robotic tail, which uses four artificial muscles and compressed
air to move in eight directions, will remain in the lab for now, as
researchers look for ways to make it more flexible, Nabeshima said.
Apart from helping the elderly get around, the team is looking at
industrial applications for the artificial appendage, such as a balance
aid for warehouse workers carrying heavy loads.
“I think it would be nice to incorporate this further developed
prosthetic tail into daily life, when one seeks a little more help
balancing,” Nabeshima said.
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