Robotic exoskeletons are increasingly being used in the fields of medicine, industry, and the military, making their development currently very relevant and important. Since a robotic exoskeleton is in close contact with the human body, it is crucial that its construction is comfortable to use and does not cause injury to the user. This work will present both a mechanical upgrade, which includes the development and fabrication of individual components to make the exoskeleton more comfortable, and an electronic upgrade, which involves replacing relative encoders with absolute encoders to achieve better system performance. The mechanical upgrade involves operations such as modeling, 3D printing, and manual work, while the electronic upgrade involves mounting the encoders, connecting the encoders, and programming. The key results demonstrate successfully implemented improvements and performance measurements of the entire system.
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