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Fuzzy logic-driven reinforcement learning and force field-based tunnel effect for assist-as-needed impedance modulation in upper-limb human-robot interaction

Aug 2026 · Neural computing & applications (Print) · Vol 38 · 0 citations · 74 references

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A novel assist-as-needed control framework that integrates reinforcement learning with a fuzzy supervisor and a force field-based tunnel for upper-limb three-dimensional reaching tasks and demonstrates the feasibility of the proposed adaptive impedance modulation and supervisory assistance architecture in healthy-subject human-robot interaction.

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