Underwater robot technology has shown impressive results in applications such as underwater resource detection.For underwater applications that require extremely high flexibility,robots cannot replace skills that requ...Underwater robot technology has shown impressive results in applications such as underwater resource detection.For underwater applications that require extremely high flexibility,robots cannot replace skills that require human dexterity yet,and thus humans are often required to directly perform most underwater operations.Wearable robots(exoskeletons)have shown outstanding results in enhancing human movement on land.They are expected to have great potential to enhance human underwater movement.The purpose of this survey is to analyze the state-of-the-art of underwater exoskeletons for human enhancement,and the applications focused on movement assistance while excluding underwater robotic devices that help to keep the temperature and pressure in the range that people can withstand.This work discusses the challenges of existing exoskeletons for human underwater movement assistance,which mainly includes human underwater motion intention perception,underwater exoskeleton modeling and human-cooperative control.Future research should focus on developing novel wearable robotic structures for underwater motion assistance,exploiting advanced sensors and fusion algorithms for human underwater motion intention perception,building up a dynamic model of underwater exoskeletons and exploring human-in-theloop control for them.展开更多
This review analyzes following numerical methods of a solution of problems of a sound diffraction on ideal and elastic scatterers of a non-analytical form: a method of integral equations, a method of Green’s function...This review analyzes following numerical methods of a solution of problems of a sound diffraction on ideal and elastic scatterers of a non-analytical form: a method of integral equations, a method of Green’s functions, a method of finite elements, a boundary elements method, a method of Kupradze, a T-matrix method and a method of a geometrical theory of a diffraction.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2021YFF0501600)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U1913601)+6 种基金the Major Science and Technology Projects of Anhui Province(202103a05020004)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2021M693079)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(WK2100000020)the State Key Laboratory of Mechanical System and Vibration(MSV202219)the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation as Part of World-Class Research Center Program:Advanced Digital Technologies(075-15-2020-903)the Open Research Project of the State Key Laboratory of Industrial Control Technology,Zhejiang UniversityChina(ICT2022B42)。
文摘Underwater robot technology has shown impressive results in applications such as underwater resource detection.For underwater applications that require extremely high flexibility,robots cannot replace skills that require human dexterity yet,and thus humans are often required to directly perform most underwater operations.Wearable robots(exoskeletons)have shown outstanding results in enhancing human movement on land.They are expected to have great potential to enhance human underwater movement.The purpose of this survey is to analyze the state-of-the-art of underwater exoskeletons for human enhancement,and the applications focused on movement assistance while excluding underwater robotic devices that help to keep the temperature and pressure in the range that people can withstand.This work discusses the challenges of existing exoskeletons for human underwater movement assistance,which mainly includes human underwater motion intention perception,underwater exoskeleton modeling and human-cooperative control.Future research should focus on developing novel wearable robotic structures for underwater motion assistance,exploiting advanced sensors and fusion algorithms for human underwater motion intention perception,building up a dynamic model of underwater exoskeletons and exploring human-in-theloop control for them.
文摘This review analyzes following numerical methods of a solution of problems of a sound diffraction on ideal and elastic scatterers of a non-analytical form: a method of integral equations, a method of Green’s functions, a method of finite elements, a boundary elements method, a method of Kupradze, a T-matrix method and a method of a geometrical theory of a diffraction.