KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE VARIABLE HEIGHT ROTATING MECHANISM FOR END-TRACTION UPPER LIMB REHABILITATION ROBOT, 85-96.

Liang Dongtai, Yongfei Feng, Yang Shengye, Tang Min, Wu Liangda, Jin Di and Luige Vladareanu

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