Gravity Balanced Arm Exoskeleton for Basketball Shooting Training
This paper proposes a gravity balanced arm exoskeleton design for basketball shooting training. The potential energy equation of the mechanism is derived. A simulation of the arm going through the basketball shooting motion is done on the mechanism. Throughout the motion the total potential energy is constant. Thus, the proposed arm exoskeleton is indeed gravity balanced with the use of two springs.
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