CN215351822U - Pelvis supporting mechanism for lower limb rehabilitation training device - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model provides a pelvis supporting mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device, which comprises: the supporting steel frame mechanism is fixedly connected to two opposite sides of the base supporting mechanism of the lower limb rehabilitation training device; the side-tipping mechanism is arranged on the supporting steel frame mechanism and comprises two lifting mechanisms, and the lifting mechanisms are arranged on the supporting steel frame mechanism; the transverse moving mechanism is connected with the lifting mechanism and comprises two transverse moving cylinders which are respectively and fixedly connected with the two lifting mechanisms; the rotating mechanism is connected with the transverse moving mechanism and comprises two front-back moving devices which are respectively fixed at one end of the two transverse moving cylinders. The pelvis balance control system can help patients to improve the pelvis balance control capability, further promote the lower limb function rehabilitation, reestablish all or part of lower limb movement functions, and help the patients to be integrated with daily life again.

Description

Pelvis supporting mechanism for lower limb rehabilitation training device

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical instruments, and particularly relates to a pelvis supporting mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device.

Background

Patients with cerebrovascular disease sequelae have certain cognitive dysfunction and walking dysfunction, and falling is a risk to be faced in daily life of the patients, so that the patients lose meaningful and pleasant lives, and the patients are influenced in different degrees in psychology and physiology. Therefore, a supporting mechanism capable of compensating, improving or recovering the moving and walking capacity of the patient is explored, all or part of the motion function of the lower limb is reestablished, and the patient is helped to be reintegrated into daily life.

The pelvic support mechanism should help the patient support the pelvis, relieve the support pressure at both foot stations, and allow the degree of freedom required for lower limb movements, such as pelvic roll, pelvic lateral movement, pelvic rotation, etc. The pelvis balance control ability of the patient is improved, and meanwhile, the lower limb function rehabilitation is further promoted.

Therefore, it is an urgent technical problem to be solved by those skilled in the art to provide a pelvic support mechanism for lower limb rehabilitation training.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

In order to solve the above technical problem, the present invention provides a pelvis supporting mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device, including:

the supporting steel frame mechanism is fixedly connected to two opposite sides of the base supporting mechanism of the lower limb rehabilitation training device;

the tilting mechanism is arranged on the supporting steel frame mechanism and comprises two lifting mechanisms, the lifting mechanisms are arranged on the supporting steel frame mechanism, and the two lifting mechanisms move along opposite directions to realize the required pelvis tilting degree of freedom during lower limb movement;

the transverse moving mechanism is connected with the lifting mechanism and comprises two transverse moving cylinders which are respectively and fixedly connected to the two lifting mechanisms, so that the transverse moving freedom degree required by the movement of the lower limbs is realized;

and the rotating mechanism is connected with the transverse moving mechanism and comprises two front-back moving devices which are respectively fixed at one end of the two transverse moving cylinders, and the two front-back moving devices respectively move towards opposite directions to realize the rotating freedom of the pelvis.

In one embodiment of the utility model, the lifting mechanism comprises a lifting module, a driving motor, a motor flange, a coupler, a waist connecting block, a torque sensor, a sealing element and a packaging sleeve; the lifting module is fixed on the rectangular steel; the motor flange is fixed below the lifting module; the driving motor is fixed on the motor flange and connected with the lifting module through the coupler, and the driving motor drives the lifting module to move up and down; the waist connecting block is fixed on the sliding table of the lifting module and is used for connecting the waist to move up and down along with the lifting module; one end of the torque sensor is fixed on the waist connecting block, the other end of the torque sensor is fixedly connected with the transverse moving mechanism, and the torque sensor is used for measuring the torque of the lifting mechanism when the pelvis is inclined; the upper end and the lower end of the sealing element are fixed on the lifting module, and the middle of the sealing element penetrates through the waist connecting block; the packaging sleeve is fixed on the rectangular steel to package the lifting mechanism.

In one embodiment of the utility model, the sealing element is a thin steel plate or a steel strip, at least two rollers are arranged at the upper end and the lower end of the waist connecting block, the two rollers are arranged in a staggered mode, and the sealing element penetrates through the rollers.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the lifting module includes a mounting plate and a mounting base, a slide rail is disposed between the mounting plate and the mounting base, a slider is slidably mounted on the slide rail, a screw shaft is rotatably mounted between the mounting plate and the mounting base, the screw shaft is in threaded connection with the slider, the waist connecting block is fixed to the slider, a coupling is disposed in the mounting base, the driving motor for driving the screw shaft to rotate is disposed outside the mounting base, the driving motor is connected to the screw shaft through the coupling, and a rotational motion of the screw shaft is converted into a reciprocating linear motion of the slider on the slide rail.

In one embodiment of the utility model, when the two waist connecting blocks move in the same direction under the driving of the corresponding lifting mechanisms, weight reduction control is realized; when the two waist connecting blocks move in different directions under the driving of the corresponding lifting mechanisms, the pelvis side-tipping control is realized.

In one embodiment of the utility model, the traverse cylinder comprises a right-angle adapter, a first ball spline, a first compression spring, a moving sleeve, an anti-slip ring, a displacement sensor, a traverse housing and an ABS tube shell; the right-angle switching is fixedly connected with the torque sensor; one end of the first ball spline shaft is fixed on the right-angle transfer, and the first ball spline nut transversely moves on the first ball spline shaft; the anti-drop ring is fixed at the other end of the first ball spline shaft; the number of the first compression springs is two, one first compression spring is arranged between the first ball spline nut and the right-angle adapter, and the other first compression spring is arranged between the other end of the first spline nut and the anti-drop ring; the displacement sensor is fixed in the circular hole of the right-angle switching, and the top end of a measuring shaft of the displacement sensor is in contact with the side surface of the first ball spline nut; one end of the movable sleeve is axially fixed with the first ball spline nut and moves along with the first ball spline nut, and the other end of the movable sleeve is connected with the second rotating mechanism; the transverse moving cover is fixed on the right-angle rotary joint; the ABS tube shell is fixed on the movable sleeve.

In one embodiment of the utility model, the rotating mechanism comprises two front-back moving devices which are respectively fixed at the tail ends of the two moving sleeves;

in an embodiment of the present invention, the back-and-forth moving device includes a second ball spline, a second ball spline shaft, a second compression spring, and a second ball spline nut, the second ball spline shaft is fixedly connected to two ends of the second ball spline shaft, the second ball spline nut is sleeved on the second ball spline shaft, the second compression spring is sleeved on the second ball spline shaft, and the number of the second compression springs is two, and the two second compression springs are located on two sides of the second ball spline nut.

In one embodiment of the utility model, a pressure sensor is arranged on the second ball spline, and the pressure sensor is used for detecting pressure data when the pelvis rotates and transmitting the pressure data to the control unit.

In one embodiment of the utility model, the safety belt connecting frame is connected with the rotating mechanism through a connecting plate, and an air bag is arranged on one side of the safety belt connecting frame, which is far away from the rotating mechanism.

The utility model provides a pelvis supporting mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device, which can help a patient support the pelvis, reduce the supporting pressure of two foot stands, realize the motion freedom degrees of pelvis side tilting, pelvis transverse moving, pelvis rotation and the like required by the lower limb movement, further promote the lower limb function rehabilitation while helping the patient to improve the pelvis balance control capability, reestablish all or part of the lower limb movement function, and help the patient to be reintegrated into daily life.

Drawings

In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments will be briefly introduced below, and it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious for those skilled in the art that other drawings can be obtained according to the drawings without creative efforts.

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the rehabilitation training robot.

Fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a base support mechanism of the rehabilitation training robot.

Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of the pedestal supporting frame mechanism with the robot arm mounted thereon.

Fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of the packaged base support mechanism.

Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the robot arm.

Fig. 6 is a front view of the robot arm of fig. 5.

Fig. 7 is a schematic axial view of the robot arm.

Fig. 8 is a schematic structural view of the robot arm advancing mechanism.

Fig. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of the first lifting mechanism of the robot arm.

Fig. 10 is a schematic structural view of the first rotating mechanism of the robot arm.

Fig. 11 is a schematic structural view of the sole connecting plate.

Fig. 12 is a schematic structural view of the pelvic support mechanism.

Fig. 13 is a schematic structural view of a roll mechanism of the pelvic support mechanism.

Fig. 14 is another angular configuration of the roll mechanism of the pelvic support mechanism.

Fig. 15 is a schematic view of a waist attachment block in the roll mechanism.

Fig. 16 is a schematic structural view of a waist connecting block and a sealing plate in the roll mechanism.

Fig. 17 is a schematic structural view of the transverse movement mechanism and the second rotation mechanism of the pelvic support mechanism.

Fig. 18 is a schematic top view of the lateral movement mechanism and the second rotation mechanism of the pelvic support mechanism.

Fig. 19 is a schematic sectional view taken along a-a in fig. 18.

Fig. 20 is a schematic sectional view taken along line B-B in fig. 18.

Fig. 21 is a schematic structural view of a second rotating mechanism of the pelvic support mechanism.

Fig. 22 is a schematic view of the connection between the second rotation mechanism of the pelvic support mechanism and the safety belt connection frame.

Fig. 23 is a schematic view of the connection between the second rotating mechanism of the two-sided pelvic support mechanism and the pelvic safety belt device.

Fig. 24 is a schematic structural view of a pelvic harness apparatus.

Detailed Description

The embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to specific embodiments, and other advantages and effects of the present invention will be easily understood by those skilled in the art from the disclosure of the present specification. The utility model is capable of other and different embodiments and of being practiced or of being carried out in various ways, and its several details are capable of modification in various respects, all without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

It should be noted that the drawings provided in the present embodiment are only for illustrating the basic idea of the present invention, and the components related to the present invention are only shown in the drawings rather than drawn according to the number, shape and size of the components in actual implementation, and the type, quantity and proportion of the components in actual implementation may be changed freely, and the layout of the components may be more complicated.

As shown in fig. 1, the present invention provides a rehabilitation training robot, which includes a base support mechanism 100, a plurality of robot arms 200, a bipedal end effector 300, a pelvic support mechanism 400, a pelvic safety belt device 500, and a control unit (not shown in the drawings). The mechanical arm 200 is fixedly connected to two sides of the base support mechanism 100, the dual-foot end actuator 300 is connected to an output shaft of a first rotating mechanism of the mechanical arm 200, the pelvis support mechanism 400 is fixedly connected to the base support mechanism 100 through a support steel frame mechanism, and the pelvis safety belt device 500 is connected to the rotating mechanism of the pelvis support mechanism 400.

The base support mechanism 100 is a base of the entire lower limb rehabilitation training robot, and is intended to stabilize the robot arm 200, the both-foot end effector 300, the pelvic support mechanism 400, and the pelvic safety belt device 500 of the lower limb rehabilitation training robot. As shown in fig. 2, in the present embodiment, the base support structure 100 includes a bottom aluminum plate 1, a caster mount 2, a caster 3, a first rectangular steel pipe 4, a head aluminum plate 5, a tail aluminum plate 6, an aluminum plate support frame 7, and a reinforcing rib. For clarity of description, the base support structure 100 of the present embodiment is illustrated in terms of an X-axis and a Y-axis as shown in fig. 2-4. In this embodiment, the end of the tail aluminum plate 6 is an entrance end of a wheelchair or a patient into the rehabilitation training robot, the head aluminum plate 5 is a direction opposite to the face of the patient, and the bottom aluminum plate 1, the head aluminum plate 5 and the tail aluminum plate 6 can be of a detachable structure and are fixedly mounted together; the bottom aluminum plate 1, the head aluminum plate 5 and the tail aluminum plate 6 may be integrally formed. The caster wheel mounting seat 2 and the caster wheel 3 are matched with each other, and the caster wheel 3 is mounted with the bottom aluminum plate 1 through the caster wheel mounting seat 2. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the number of the caster mounting bases 2 and the number of the casters 3 are respectively set to 4, or may be set to other numbers as needed, the 4 caster mounting bases 2 are respectively and fixedly mounted on the four corners of the bottom aluminum plate 1, and the casters 3 are mounted on the caster mounting bases 2 to implement mobile transportation or fixed point support of the training apparatus. In this embodiment, aluminum plate support frame 7 uses with the cooperation of truckle mount pad 2, and aluminum plate support frame 7 adopts "L" type structure, and one side fixed connection of "L" type structure is in the side of truckle mount pad 2, the another side with afterbody aluminum plate 6 or head aluminum plate 5 fixed connection, promptly afterbody aluminum plate 6 is through two aluminum plate support frame 7 with truckle mount pad 2 links together, head aluminum plate 5 is also through two aluminum plate support frame 7 with truckle mount pad 2 links together. In this embodiment, the number of the first rectangular steel pipes 4 is an even number, and the first rectangular steel pipes 4 are respectively placed on the bottom aluminum plate 1 along the X axis and located between 2 caster wheel mounting seats 2 in the X axis, and for balancing, the even number of the first rectangular steel pipes 4 are placed on two sides of the bottom aluminum plate 1. In this embodiment, the number of the first rectangular steel pipes 4 is 4, and the first rectangular steel pipes 4 are arranged to realize the installation and positioning of the mechanical arm and the structural reinforcement of the base.

As shown in fig. 2, in this embodiment, fixing bases 8 are further fixedly connected to two sides of the bottom aluminum plate 1, and the fixing bases 8 are set to be in an "L" shape, one side of the fixing base 8 is fixedly connected to the bottom aluminum plate 1, two ends of the other side of the fixing base 8 are fixedly connected to the caster wheel mounting base 2, and the fixing base 8 is fixedly connected to a first linear motion module 9. In this embodiment, the strengthening rib includes first strengthening rib 10 and second strengthening rib 11, first strengthening rib 10 is located head aluminum plate 5 with bottom aluminum plate 1's junction, just bend at the both ends of first strengthening rib 10 and with the one end fixed connection of the first linear motion module 9 of bottom aluminum plate 1 both sides, second strengthening rib 11 sets up bottom aluminum plate 1 with afterbody aluminum plate 6's junction, its both ends fixed connection truckle mount pad 2, just first strengthening rib 10 and second strengthening rib 11 are arranged along the Y axle, and are provided with two second rectangle steel pipes 12 on the afterbody aluminum plate 6, just the one end of second rectangle steel pipe 12 with 11 fixed connection of second strengthening rib, and with 11 mutually perpendicular of second strengthening rib. This structure adopts thickening aluminum plate, greatly lightens the quality, simultaneously, adopts four-point to support middle bearing position to through four crossbeams, increase the rigidity of bearing, to the middle part, prevent between the adoption aluminium alloy that the bottom plate warp, its quality reduces, and increases the rigidity of bottom plate.

As shown in fig. 3 and 4, in this embodiment, the base supporting mechanism further includes an aluminum profile supporting frame, the aluminum profile supporting frame is disposed above the first reinforcing rib 10 and the second reinforcing rib 11 and is fixedly connected to the bottom aluminum plate 1, the head aluminum plate 5 and the tail aluminum plate 6 through a plurality of supporting legs, the aluminum profile supporting frame includes a first supporting frame 13 and a second supporting frame 14, the first supporting frame 13 is located on the head aluminum plate 5 and the bottom aluminum plate 1, the second supporting frame 14 is located at an end of the first supporting frame 13 close to the tail aluminum plate 6 and is fixedly connected to the tail aluminum plate 6 and the bottom aluminum plate 1, in this embodiment, a steel deck 15 is further laid on the aluminum profile supporting frame, and the steel deck 15 is fixedly connected to the aluminum profile supporting frame. In this embodiment, 2 that lie in same side the top of truckle mount pad 2 is provided with encapsulation cover 16, encapsulation cover 16 orientation be provided with the fluting on the bottom of one side of bottom aluminum plate 1 intermediate position, encapsulation cover 16 will truckle mount pad 2, first rectangle steel pipe 4, unable adjustment base 8 and first linear motion module 9 encapsulate in encapsulation cover 16. In this embodiment, one end of the tail aluminum plate 6, which is far away from the bottom aluminum plate 1, is connected with an inclined sliding table 17, and the upper end of the inclined sliding table 17 is flush with the steel deck 15, so that the wheelchair can go up and down conveniently.

Further, as shown in fig. 5 to 7, the mechanical arm 200 of the lower limb rehabilitation training robot of the present embodiment has a simple structure, is convenient to use, has a low cost and high safety, and is designed to implement three degrees of freedom of the lower limb, that is: forward and backward movement of the lower limb, raising and lowering of the lower limb, and ankle rolling. The mechanical arm 200 is arranged on the base supporting mechanism 100, helps a severe patient to restore peripheral nerve injury to restore lower limb functions, and helps to reactivate a brain motor cortex and rebuild functions of a motor sensory network. Because the lower limbs of the person are 2, the mechanical arms of the lower limb rehabilitation training robot also comprise two mechanical arms which are symmetrically arranged on the base supporting mechanism, and the single mechanical arm drives the lower limbs of the patient to move forward, backward, lift and descend, and the ankle joint to rotate and the like. Two arms of two arms cooperations can help the patient to realize lower limbs gait training. The three-degree-of-freedom mechanical arm comprises a fixed base 8, an advancing mechanism, a first lifting mechanism, a first rotating mechanism and a double-foot tail end executing mechanism.

As shown in fig. 8, the advancing mechanism is laterally fixed on the fixed base 8, and is used for driving the lower limbs of the human body to move in the direction of advancing and retreating; the first lifting mechanism is fixedly connected to the welding rectangular steel frame 18 and is used for driving the leg joint to lift; the first rotating mechanism is fixedly connected to the L-shaped adapter plate 19 of the first lifting mechanism and used for realizing rotation of the ankle joint during walking; and the double-foot tail end executing mechanism is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the second right-angle speed reducer 20 of the first rotating mechanism.

As shown in fig. 5 to 7, in use, a patient fixes one foot on the pedal 40 of the double-foot end actuator, and drives the lower limbs of the patient to complete the leg advancing movement, the leg lifting movement and the ankle joint rotation required for normal walking through the driving of the control unit, so as to perform recovery training. The double-foot tail end executing mechanism senses the pressure change of the soles of a patient when the patient walks in real time and transmits data to the control unit, and the control unit controls each mechanism to drive the lower limbs of the human body to act after obtaining a pressure signal of the soles in real time, so that the legs are prevented from being injured, and the safety is improved.

As shown in fig. 8, the advancing mechanism has various modes as long as the advancing function can be achieved. In this embodiment, the advancing mechanism includes a first driving motor 21, a first linear motion module 9 and a first coupler 22, the first linear motion module 9 is fixedly connected to the fixed base 8, the fixed base 8 is installed on the bottom aluminum plate 1 on the base supporting mechanism 100, and the first coupler 22 is used for connecting an output shaft of the first driving motor 21 and the first linear motion module 9 to transmit torque, and drives the advancing mechanism to move linearly along the X-axis direction. For the convenience of cable routing, the advancing mechanism comprises a first drag chain mounting plate 23 and a first drag chain 24, the first drag chain mounting plate 23 is fixedly connected to a first right-angle speed reducer 25, one end of the first drag chain 24 is fixed on the first drag chain mounting plate 23, and the other end guides the cable to the control unit.

In this embodiment, the first lifting mechanism is fixedly connected to the welding rectangular steel frame 18, and the welding rectangular steel frame 18 is fixed to the slider of the first linear motion module 9 of the advancing mechanism through the mounting seat 26.

As shown in fig. 9, the first lifting mechanism has a plurality of modes, in this embodiment, the first lifting mechanism includes a second driving motor 27, a first right-angle reducer 25, a second linear motion module 28, an L-shaped adapter plate 19, a second coupler 29, and a first flange 30, specifically, the first right-angle reducer 25 is fixed on the first flange 30 and directly connected to the second driving motor 27 at the rear end thereof, the first flange 30 is fixed below the second linear motion module 28, an output shaft of the first right-angle reducer 25 is connected to the second linear motion module 28 through the second coupler 29, and finishes lifting motion under the driving of the second driving motor 27, and the L-shaped adapter plate 19 is fixed on a sliding table of the second linear motion module 28 and is used for being connected to the first rotating mechanism.

As shown in fig. 8 and 9, in the present embodiment, the first lifting mechanism further includes a U-shaped sheet metal shell 31, a sealing plate 32, a second tow chain mounting plate 33, and a second tow chain 331. Specifically, U type sheet metal shell 31 links firmly on the third side of second rectilinear motion module 28 no slip table motion, and second tow chain mounting panel 33 is fixed on the slip table of second rectilinear motion module 28, and second tow chain 38 one end links firmly on second tow chain mounting panel 33, and the other end is fixed on U-shaped sheet metal shell 31 inner wall, and closing plate 32 one end is fixed in second rectilinear motion module 28 top, and the other end is fixed in second rectilinear motion module 28 below, and it passes L type keysets 19 in the centre and protects first elevating system is sealed.

As shown in fig. 10, in order to realize rotation of the ankle joint during walking, in the present embodiment, the first rotation mechanism includes a third drive motor 34, a second right-angle reducer 35, an upper shell, and a lower shell. Specifically, the second right-angle speed reducer 35 is fixed on the L-shaped adapter plate 19 and driven by a third driving motor 34, the third driving motor 34 is directly connected to the second right-angle speed reducer 35, the upper housing and the lower housing are respectively fixed on the speed reducer through screws, and the driving of the third driving motor 34 can enable the dual-foot end-end actuator 300 to rotate.

As shown in fig. 10 to 11, in this embodiment, the dual-foot end actuator 300 includes a sole connecting plate 38, 4 pressure sensors 39, a pedal 40 and a circular blocking plate 41, specifically, the sole connecting plate 38 is connected to an output shaft of a first rotating mechanism through a common flat key, the first rotating mechanism drives the dual-foot end actuator to rotate, the circular blocking plate 41 is fixed on a motor shaft through a screw to restrain axial movement of the dual-foot end actuator, the 4 pressure sensors 39 are mounted on the pedal 40 and directly contact with the soles, so as to improve stability of signal transmission, the number of the sensors is not limited to 4, and a person skilled in the art can set the number as required.

As shown in fig. 10 to 11, in the present embodiment, each foot pedal is provided with a sole pressure sensor (four arranged) electrically connected to the controller; the sole pressure sensor is mainly used for monitoring sole pressure signals, and the controller carries out movement intention identification, movement control and gravity center position calculation based on the sole pressure signals, so that active gait auxiliary training of human body lower limb movement is realized. In addition, the dynamic balance evaluation can be carried out by matching the double-foot end effector provided with the sole pressure sensor with the pelvis supporting device, so that balance training and balance evaluation are realized. The sole pressure sensor, the torque sensor, the displacement sensor and the pressure sensor can be used for accurately obtaining the gravity center and the pressure center of a patient, the balance capability of the patient can be comprehensively scored through the gravity center track, the rectangular area, the front offset, the rear offset, the left offset and the right offset and the like, and reference is provided for pelvis adjustment movement.

As shown in fig. 10 to 11, in the present embodiment, the pedal 40 is connected to the second right-angle reducer 35 through a rotating shaft, and the third driving motor 34 can realize the rotation of the simulated ankle joint; the front and back movement of the legs in the walking state is simulated through the first driving motor 21, the first linear movement module 9 and the first coupler 22, and the up and down movement of the legs is simulated through the first lifting mechanism. Through the combination of the three types of movement, the movement tracks of the feet of a person during walking, ascending and descending slopes or ascending and descending stairs can be simulated, so that various training modes are realized, including normal walking training, walking training on ascending and descending stairs or applying certain disturbance to a patient in a balanced state through a machine, the patient can automatically reach the balanced state, dynamic balance training is realized, balance capability assessment can also be realized, in the training process, the pressure data generated in the process of realizing balance by the patient is recorded by utilizing a sole sensor, a pressure center is calculated according to pressure output, and the self-balancing capability of the patient is assessed.

As shown in fig. 10 to 11, in this embodiment, an output shaft connecting hole 3801 is disposed at the bottom of the sole connecting plate 38, the output shaft connecting hole 3801 at the bottom of the sole connecting plate 28 is connected with the output shaft of the first rotating mechanism through a common flat key, a first cable through hole 380 is disposed on the sole connecting plate 38 to accommodate a cable of the pressure sensor 39, a cable guide groove 381 is disposed on the sole connecting plate 38 to enable the cable of the pressure sensor 39 to be distributed neatly on the sole connecting plate 38 to better realize the cable running and connection, a flexible tube 382 is disposed at the bottom of the sole connecting plate 38, one end of the flexible tube 382 is connected to the first cable through hole 380, and the other end of the flexible tube 382 points to the U-shaped sheet metal shell 31. In this embodiment, at least two third reinforcing ribs 3802 are provided on a side of the sole connecting plate adjacent to the pedal plate 40, the two third reinforcing ribs 3802 are perpendicular to each other, the cable guide groove 381 is disposed on the third reinforcing ribs 3802, and a bottom surface of the pedal plate 40 is in direct contact with the third reinforcing ribs 3802, so as to enhance strength of the bipedal end effector.

The control unit of the lower limb rehabilitation training robot is connected with all the driving motors to control the movement of the driving motors.

As shown in fig. 1 to 11, in this embodiment, the cable of the pressure sensor 39 enters the biped distal end actuator, passes through the cable guide slot 381, passes through the first cable through hole 380 at the bottom of the plantar connecting plate 38, and is converged with the electric wire cable of the third driving motor 34 through a section of flexible tube 382, enters the U-shaped sheet metal shell 31, passes through the second drag chain 331, then extends into the base supporting mechanism, and is converged with the electric wire cable of the second driving motor 27, enters the first drag chain 24, then passes through the base supporting mechanism, passes through the second reinforcing rib 11, enters the cable installation groove on the tail aluminum plate, and finally is connected to the control unit.

As shown in fig. 1 to 11, in this embodiment, the two mechanical arms of the mechanical arm system can cooperate to help a patient complete gait training, and in this embodiment, the mechanical arm system further includes a rail support mechanism, the rail support mechanism is symmetrically installed on two sides of the chassis support mechanism, and includes two support rails 44 and two rail support blocks 45, specifically, the support rails 44 are installed on the rail support blocks 45, the rail support blocks 45 are fixed at the top end of the first right angle reducer 25, and the rail support mechanism supports a wheelchair, so as to help the patient enter the device through the wheelchair to perform rehabilitation training.

As shown in fig. 1 to 11, in this embodiment, two rail sealing belts 46 are respectively installed on a base support mechanism through two roller installation seats 461 and rollers 462, the roller installation seats 461 are installed on the base support mechanism, the rollers 462 are installed on the roller installation seats 461, one end of the rail sealing belt 46 is fixedly connected to the bottom of the U-shaped sheet metal shell 31, and the other end is connected to the rollers 462, so that when the robot arm moves forward and backward, the rail sealing belt 46 extends or contracts along with the movement of the robot arm to seal the two rails.

The lower limb rehabilitation robot can meet the requirement of multiple degrees of freedom for lower limb movement, the two mechanical arms can respectively drive the lower limbs of a patient to move forward, backward, lift and descend and the ankle joint to rotate, feedback control is carried out by capturing the pressure of the soles of the patient in real time, the two mechanical arms cooperate to help the patient to correct the walking posture, the recovery of the movement function of the lower limbs is helped, and the major clinical problems of function reconstruction of a clinical motion feeling network, reactivation of a cerebral motor cortex and the like are solved.

The mechanical arm can help patients to carry out lower limb movement rehabilitation training, and can help solve major clinical problems of reactivation of brain motor cortex and functional reconstruction of a motion sensory network in clinical nerve displacement postoperative rehabilitation; the three-degree-of-freedom mechanical arm can completely meet the requirement of driving the lower limbs of the human body to move, and can respectively control the three driving motors to drive the lower limbs of the human body to walk and train.

Further, people who want to perform lower limb exercise rehabilitation training often cannot perform lower limb exercise autonomously. In order to ensure the safety of the person performing the rehabilitation training, the pelvic support mechanism 400 is further employed in the lower limb rehabilitation training robot of the present invention. As shown in fig. 12, in the present embodiment, the pelvis supporting mechanism 400 is also disposed on the base supporting mechanism 100, and cooperates with the mechanical arm to perform rehabilitation training on the patient, and the pelvis supporting mechanism 400 includes a supporting steel frame mechanism, a roll mechanism, a transverse moving mechanism 49 and a second rotating mechanism 50.

As shown in fig. 13 to 14, the roll mechanism is connected to the steel frame supporting mechanism, and the two lifting modules 54 move in opposite directions to realize the roll degree of freedom during the lower limb movement; the transverse moving mechanism 49 is fixedly connected to the side-tipping mechanism, so that the transverse moving freedom degree required by the lower limb movement is realized; the second rotation mechanism 50 is fixedly connected to the end of the traversing mechanism 49, which can help the pelvis to realize the rotation freedom.

As shown in fig. 13 to 14, in this embodiment, the supporting steel frame mechanism includes two upright columns symmetrically arranged to support the entire mechanism, specifically, the upright columns include an upright column bottom plate 52 and rectangular steel 53, the rectangular steel 53 is fixedly mounted on the upright column bottom plate 52, reinforcing rib plates 101 are disposed between the upright column bottom plate 52 and the rectangular steel 53, and the bottom of the upright column bottom plate 52 is fixedly connected to the first rectangular steel pipe 4 on the bottom aluminum plate 1 of the base supporting mechanism.

As shown in fig. 13 to 14, in the present embodiment, the roll mechanism includes two second elevating mechanisms fixed to two rectangular steels 53, respectively.

As shown in fig. 13 to 14, in the present embodiment, the second lifting mechanism includes a lifting module 54, a fourth driving motor 55, a motor flange 56, a third coupler 57, a waist connecting block 58, a torque sensor 59, a sealing member 60, and a packing sleeve 61; specifically, the lifting module 54 is fixed on the rectangular steel 53; the motor flange 56 is fixed below the lifting module 54; a fourth driving motor 55 is fixed on a motor flange 56, the fourth driving motor 55 is connected with the lifting module 54 through a third coupling 57, and the fourth driving motor 55 drives the lifting module 54 to move up and down; the waist connecting block 58 is fixed on the first slide block 544 of the lifting module 54 for connecting the waist to move up and down along with the lifting module 54; in this embodiment, one end of the torque sensor 59 is fixed on the waist connecting block 58, the other end is fixedly connected with the traversing mechanism 49, the torque sensor 311 is electrically connected with the control unit, and the torque sensor 59 is used for measuring the torque of the second lifting mechanism caused by the tilting of the pelvis and is used for feedback control; the upper end and the lower end of the sealing element 60 are fixed on the lifting module 54, and the middle part of the sealing element passes through the waist connecting block 58; the packaging sleeve 61 is fixed on the rectangular steel 53 to package the second lifting mechanism, in this embodiment, a second drag chain 331 is connected to one side of the waist connecting block 58, and the second drag chain 331 is used for including cables.

As shown in fig. 13 to 14, in the present embodiment, the lifting module 54 includes a first mounting plate 541 and a first mounting seat 542; a first slide rail 543 is disposed between the first mounting plate 541 and the first mounting seat 542, a first slider 544 is slidably mounted on the first slide rail 543, a first screw shaft 545 is rotatably mounted between the first mounting plate 541 and the first mounting seat 542, the first screw shaft 545 is in threaded connection with the first slider 543, the waist connecting block 58 is fixed on the first slider 543, a third coupler 57 is disposed in the first mounting seat 542, a fourth driving motor 55 for driving the first screw shaft 545 to rotate is disposed outside the first mounting seat 542, the fourth driving motor 55 is connected with the first screw shaft 545 through the third coupler 57, and the rotational motion of the first screw shaft 545 is converted into the reciprocating linear motion of the first slider 544 on the first slide rail 543.

In the present embodiment, the torque sensor 59 is used to monitor the patient's weight loss support force to provide the basis for weight loss control, such as SK-N611 static torque sensor.

As shown in fig. 13 to 14, in this embodiment, the second lifting mechanism is also a dynamic weight reduction mechanism, a reinforcing rib plate 101 is disposed between the column bottom plate 52 and the rectangular steel 53, the bottom of the column bottom plate 52 is fixedly connected to the first rectangular steel pipe 4 on the bottom aluminum plate 1 of the base support mechanism, and the packing sleeve 61 penetrates through the packing cover 16 via the through hole. The second lifting mechanism is arranged in the packaging sleeve 61, the waist connecting block 58 used for being connected with the transverse moving mechanism 49 is arranged on the second lifting mechanism, an opening avoiding portion used for avoiding the waist connecting block 58 is arranged on one side of the packaging sleeve 61, and therefore interference between the waist connecting block 58 and the packaging sleeve 61 can be avoided when the connecting piece moves. When the two waist connecting blocks 58 move in the same direction (in the same upper direction or in the same lower direction) under the driving of the corresponding second lifting mechanisms, weight reduction control can be realized; when the two waist connecting blocks 58 move in opposite directions under the drive of the corresponding second lifting mechanisms, the pelvis roll control can be realized.

As shown in fig. 13 to 16, in the present embodiment, a sealing plate is disposed on two opposite sides of the lifting module 54 for sealing, a sealing member 60 is also disposed on one side of the lifting module 54 facing the waist connecting block 58, the sealing member 60 is configured as a thin steel plate or a steel strip, two ends of the sealing member 60 are connected to two ends of the lifting module 54, at least two rollers 102 are disposed on each of the upper and lower ends of the waist connecting block 58, and the two rollers 102 are arranged in a staggered manner, the sealing member 60 passes through the rollers 102, that is, one roller 102 is disposed on each of the upper and lower surfaces of the sealing member 60 for reducing the friction between the sealing member 60 and the waist connecting block 58, in order to ensure that the sealing member 60 has a certain tension during operation, two rollers 102 are disposed on the upper and lower ends of the lifting module 54 for forming a slope with the rollers on the slider, for compressing the sealing member 60 to ensure that the sealing member 60 is under tension during the up-and-down movement.

As shown in fig. 17 to 18, in the present embodiment, the traverse mechanism includes two symmetrical traverse cylinders fixedly connected to the ends of the two second elevating mechanisms, respectively.

As shown in fig. 17 to 20, in the present embodiment, the traverse cylinder includes a right angle adaptor 62, a first ball spline, a first compression spring 63, a moving sleeve 64, a slip-off prevention ring 65, a displacement sensor 66, a traverse housing 67, and an ABS cartridge 68; the right-angle adapter 62 is fixedly connected with one end of the torque sensor 59; the first ball spline shaft 69 is fixed at one end to the right angle adapter 62 and the first ball spline nut 70 is laterally movable on the first ball spline shaft 69; the drop-off prevention ring 65 is fixed to the other end of the first ball spline shaft 69; in this embodiment, two first compression springs 63 are provided, and those skilled in the art can set the number of the first compression springs 63 to other numbers as required, one first compression spring 63 is disposed between the first ball spline nut 70 and the right angle adapter 62, and the other first compression spring 63 is disposed between the other end of the first spline nut 70 and the anti-slip ring 65.

As shown in fig. 17-20, in the present embodiment, the displacement sensor 66 is fixed in the circular hole of the right angle adapter 62, and the top end of the measuring shaft contacts with the side surface of the first ball spline nut 70 for measuring the lateral displacement of the first ball spline nut 70, i.e. the transverse displacement of the pelvis, and those skilled in the art can also use other types of sensors to achieve the purpose. One end of the movable sleeve 64 is axially fixed with the first ball spline nut 70 through a screw, the other end of the movable sleeve is connected with the second rotating mechanism 50, the second rotating mechanism 50 can move together with the first ball spline nut 70, the traverse moving cover 67 is fixed on the right-angle adapter 62, and the ABS pipe shell 68 is fixed on the movable sleeve 64.

As shown in fig. 17 to 20, in the present embodiment, the other end of the right-angle joint 62 is fixed to a first slider 544 on a first rail 543 through a first connecting plate 71, the first rail 543 is provided on the second lifting mechanism, a second rail 711 is provided on a surface of the first connecting plate 71 opposite to the first slider 544, a second slider 712 is provided on the second rail 711, an elongated circular groove 74 is provided at a position of the traverse housing 67 close to the second slider 712, a locking mechanism 75 is provided in the elongated circular groove 74, a spring steel plate 76 is provided between the locking mechanism 75 and the second slider 712 and is located in the traverse housing 67, in the present embodiment, a plurality of scale lines are provided on an edge of the elongated circular groove 74 on the traverse housing 67, in the present embodiment, the width of the elongated circular groove 74 is 20mm, to provide room for the locking mechanism 75 to move during left and right width adjustment, the spring steel plate 76 can be rolled into the housing, when the locking mechanism moves to the right, the spring steel plate 76 is pulled out to fill the long round slot 74 of 20mm, and when the locking mechanism moves to the left, the spring steel plate 76 will automatically retract into the housing because it is softer.

As shown in fig. 17 to 21, in the present embodiment, the second rotating mechanism 50 includes two front-and-back moving devices, which are respectively fixed at the ends of the left and right moving sleeves 64; the back-and-forth moving device comprises a second ball spline shaft 501, a second ball spline shaft 502, a second compression spring 503 and a second ball spline nut 504, the second ball spline shaft 501 is fixedly connected to two ends of the second ball spline shaft 502, the second ball spline nut 504 is sleeved on the second ball spline shaft 502, the second compression spring 503 is sleeved on the second ball spline shaft 502, the number of the second compression springs 503 is two, the two second compression springs are respectively positioned at two sides of the second ball spline nut 504, namely, one second compression spring 503 is positioned between one end of the second ball spline nut 504 and the second ball spline 501, the other second compression spring 503 is positioned between the other end of the second ball spline nut 504 and the other second ball spline 501, and a rotating cover 505 is covered outside the second rotating mechanism, the second ball spline 501 is fixedly connected to the rotating housing 505, and the rotating housing 505 is fixedly connected to the traverse housing 67, or may be integrally formed. In this embodiment, a pressure sensor is disposed on the second ball spline 501, in this embodiment, the seat belt link is disposed through the second connecting plate 78 and the second ball spline nut 504, an air bag 79 is disposed on a side of the seat belt link away from the second rotating mechanism 50, the air bag 79 surrounds the pelvis of the person, when the waist is rotated, the two forward and backward moving devices respectively move in opposite directions to realize rotation, and when the waist is rotated, the seat belt link is reset under the action of the second compression spring 503. In this embodiment, when the pelvis of the patient rotates and the belt connecting frame drives the second ball spline nut 504 to move along the second ball spline shaft 502 through the second connecting plate 78, the corresponding second compression spring 503 is compressed, and the corresponding pressure sensor obtains a pressure data signal and feeds back the pressure data signal; the pelvic rotation data is converted from the relationship between the pressure data and the lateral displacement data obtained based on the displacement sensor 66 to facilitate subsequent balance assessment and balance adjustment of pelvic motion.

The pelvis supporting mechanism for lower limb rehabilitation training can help a patient support the pelvis, reduce the supporting pressure of the two foot stations, and realize the motion freedom degrees of the pelvis side-tipping, the pelvis transverse moving, the pelvis rotating and the like required by the lower limb motion. The pelvis balance control ability of the patient is improved, meanwhile, the lower limb function rehabilitation is further promoted, all or part of lower limb movement functions are reestablished, and the patient can be helped to be integrated with the daily life again.

As shown in fig. 17 to 20, in the present embodiment, the width of the pelvis supporting mechanism is adaptively adjusted, so that the pelvis can be better wrapped by mechanical adjustment, spring adjustment and the air bag, and at the same time, the three adjustment modes can be organically complemented, so as to optimize the self-adapting process of the device and the pelvis to the greatest extent. The specific adaptive adjustment mode is as follows: the mechanical adjustment process is as follows, the entire left pelvis interaction device is fixed on the slide block of the second guide rail 711 through the second slide block 712, the second slide block 712 can slide smoothly on the second guide rail 711, and after the locking mechanism 75 is lifted upwards and released, the second slide block 712 can slide freely on the second guide rail 711, so as to adjust the left and right positions as required. After the locking mechanism 75 is pressed downward, the second slider 712 is locked on the second rail 711. The right side pelvic interface adjustment principle is the same as the left side. In use, the pelvis width is first estimated, the two-sided locking mechanism 75 is released, the sides are symmetrically adjusted to a width similar to the pelvis, and then the locking mechanism 75 is pressed down to lock.

As shown in fig. 17 to 20, in the present embodiment, the spring adjustment process is that, in the operating state, since the first ball spline nut 70 is in the center position under the action of the first compression spring 63, the first ball spline nut 70 can smoothly slide on the first ball spline shaft 69, when a user needs to connect the pelvis with the pelvis interaction device, the left pelvis interaction device can be pushed to the left by hand to leave a space for the pelvis to enter a predetermined position, and after the hand is released, the left pelvis interaction device is attached to the pelvis under the action of the elastic force of the second compression spring 63. When the pelvis interaction device and the pelvis are locked through the safety buckle, the second ball spline nut 70 moves to the right under the action of the tightening force, and the pelvis is locked. The adjustment mode of the right pelvis interactive device is consistent with that of the left pelvis interactive device, and the pelvis can reach a preset position more easily by utilizing the elastic force of the second compression spring 63, and the pelvis is attached to the pelvis under the action of the elastic force after the pelvis reaches the preset position.

As shown in fig. 17 to 22, in the present embodiment, the air bag is adjusted in such a way that the air bag is disposed on the seat belt connecting frame, after the adjustment by the mechanical adjustment and the spring, the left and right pelvis interaction devices are already in close contact with the pelvis, and a certain gap is still left between the devices and the pelvis. The air bag is arranged between the pelvis and the pelvis interaction device, and after the air bag is inflated, the gap between the pelvis and the pelvis interaction device can be filled, so that the connection between the pelvis and the pelvis interaction device is more fit.

In this embodiment, the pelvis interaction device is provided with a plurality of sensors, wherein the sensors at least comprise 4 pressure sensors and 2 torque sensors, wherein the 4 pressure sensors are used for detecting the forces of the pelvis interaction device in the front-back and left-right directions, the torque sensors are used for detecting the forces in the vertical direction, namely the up-down direction, the forces in the three directions are integrated through an algorithm and compared with the force curve of a normal person to obtain the walking cycle data and the evaluation data of the patient, so that the patient can be better helped to perform balance evaluation and balance adjustment of the pelvis movement.

In this embodiment, a second cable through hole is formed at the bottom of the traverse housing 67, a third cable through hole is also formed at a position of the waist connecting block 58 close to the second cable through hole for allowing a cable to pass through, in this embodiment, the pressure sensor cable on the second ball spline 501 passes through a cable from the ABS case 68 and meets the torque sensor and pressure sensor that detects forces in the left-right direction of the pelvic interface device within the sideslip housing 67, and passes out of the traverse housing 67 through a second cable through-hole provided at the bottom of the traverse housing 67, and enters a third drag chain close to the waist connecting block 58 through a third cable through hole on the waist connecting block 58, then through the third tow chain into the interior of the base support mechanism and finally to a control unit.

The lower limb rehabilitation training device can be used for autonomous lower limb rehabilitation training of a patient under the guidance of a doctor or accompanying with family members, helps the lower limb movement of the patient and provides the degrees of freedom of advancing and retreating, lifting and descending, ankle joint rotation and the like required by the lower limb walking movement, and helps to promote the recovery of the movement consciousness and the correction of the walking posture of the patient; the auxiliary support is provided for the patient, the degrees of freedom of pelvic side rolling, pelvic transverse movement, pelvic rotation and the like required by lower limb movement are provided, and the balance training of the patient is facilitated. The robot can provide motion damping, auxiliary support and sensor auxiliary functions, detect data of each sensor in real time and use the data for feedback control, and improve the rehabilitation training efficiency.

Further, the person who wants to perform the lower limb exercise rehabilitation training often cannot stand alone stably, and in order to ensure the safety of the person who performs the rehabilitation training, the lower limb rehabilitation training robot of the present invention further employs the pelvis safety belt device 500. As shown in fig. 22 to 24, in the present embodiment, the pelvis belt device 500 is disposed on the pelvis supporting structure 400, and includes a plurality of belt connection frames, the belt connection frames include a first belt connection frame 771 and a second belt connection frame 772, the first belt connection frame 771 and the second belt connection frame 772 respectively pass through the second connection plate 78 and the second ball spline nut 504, and a front pelvis support frame 80 is further disposed between the first belt connection frame 771 and the second belt connection frame 772, and two ends of the front pelvis support frame 80 are respectively connected to one ends of the first belt connection frame 771 and the second belt connection frame 772 and are located on the same side of the first belt connection frame 771 and the second belt connection frame 772.

As shown in fig. 22 to 24, in this embodiment, a first safety belt 81 is connected to the bottom of the first safety belt link 771 and the second safety belt link 772 at positions close to both ends, one end of the first safety belt 81 is connected to the first safety belt link 771 and the second safety belt link 772 by a triangular buckle 82, the triangular buckle 82 is connected to the first safety belt link 771 and the second safety belt link 772 by a rivet so that the triangular buckle 82 can rotate around the rivet, and a female end (male end) of a first buckle 83 is provided at the other end of the first safety belt 81. In this embodiment, the other end of the first safety belt 81 is connected to one end of a second safety belt 84 through a first buckle 83, a male end (female end) of the first buckle 83 is disposed at the end of the second safety belt 84 connected to the first safety belt 81 so as to be connected to the first safety belt 81, the other end of the second safety belt 84 is fixedly connected to a crotch support 85, the baffle support 85 is preferably a sponge block, and the first safety belt 81 and the second safety belt 84 are symmetrically connected between the baffle support 85 and the safety belt connecting frame so as to ensure stability and balance thereof and better assist the patient in performing rehabilitation training.

As shown in fig. 22 to 24, in this embodiment, the ends of the first seat belt link 771 and the second seat belt link 772, which are far away from the front pelvis support frame 80, are respectively connected with a third seat belt 86, and are also connected by a triangular buckle 82, and the other end of the third seat belt 86 on one seat belt link is provided with a male end (female end) of a second buckle, and the other end of the third seat belt 86 on the other seat belt link is provided with a female end (male end) of a second buckle, so as to connect by the second buckle, and the length of the third seat belt 86 can be adjusted by adjusting the position of the second buckle on the third seat belt 86, so as to better adapt to the pelvis of the patient.

As shown in fig. 22 to 24, in this embodiment, a plurality of sliding grooves 87 are provided at the end of the first and second seat belt connection frames 771 and 772 connected to the front pelvis support frame 80, and a bolt is provided at the end of the front pelvis support frame 80 connected to the first and second seat belt connection frames 771 and 772, the bolt passing through the sliding groove 87 and being fixedly connected by a nut, and the nut is loosened so that the front pelvis support frame 80 slides in the sliding groove 88 by the bolt, thereby adjusting the position of the front pelvis support frame 80, realizing width adjustment, better adapting to the pelvic structure of the patient, and better assisting the patient in rehabilitation training.

The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present application and the explanation of the technical principle used, and it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the scope of the present application is not limited to the technical solution of the specific combination of the above technical features, and also covers other technical solutions formed by any combination of the above technical features or their equivalent features, for example, the technical solutions formed by mutually replacing the above technical features (but not limited to) having similar functions disclosed in the present application, without departing from the inventive concept.

Other technical features than those described in the specification are known to those skilled in the art, and are not described herein in detail in order to highlight the innovative features of the present invention.

Claims (10)

1. A pelvic support mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device, comprising:

the supporting steel frame mechanism is fixedly connected to two opposite sides of the base supporting mechanism of the lower limb rehabilitation training device;

the tilting mechanism is arranged on the supporting steel frame mechanism and comprises two lifting mechanisms, the lifting mechanisms are arranged on the supporting steel frame mechanism, and the two lifting mechanisms move along opposite directions to realize the required pelvis tilting degree of freedom during lower limb movement;

the transverse moving mechanism is connected with the lifting mechanism and comprises two transverse moving cylinders which are respectively and fixedly connected to the two lifting mechanisms, so that the transverse moving freedom degree required by the movement of the lower limbs is realized;

and the rotating mechanism is connected with the transverse moving mechanism and comprises two front-back moving devices which are respectively fixed at one end of the two transverse moving cylinders, and the two front-back moving devices respectively move towards opposite directions to realize the rotating freedom of the pelvis.

2. The pelvic support mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device of claim 1, wherein the lifting mechanism comprises a lifting module, a drive motor, a motor flange, a coupling, a waist connecting block, a torque sensor, a seal and a packaging sleeve; the lifting module is fixed on the rectangular steel; the motor flange is fixed below the lifting module; the driving motor is fixed on the motor flange and connected with the lifting module through the coupler, and the driving motor drives the lifting module to move up and down; the waist connecting block is fixed on the sliding table of the lifting module and is used for connecting the waist to move up and down along with the lifting module; one end of the torque sensor is fixed on the waist connecting block, the other end of the torque sensor is fixedly connected with the transverse moving mechanism, and the torque sensor is used for measuring the torque of the lifting mechanism when the pelvis is inclined; the upper end and the lower end of the sealing element are fixed on the lifting module, and the middle of the sealing element penetrates through the waist connecting block; the packaging sleeve is fixed on the rectangular steel to package the lifting mechanism.

3. The pelvis support mechanism for the lower limb rehabilitation training device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the sealing member is a thin steel plate or a steel strip, at least two rollers are arranged at the upper end and the lower end of the waist connecting block, the two rollers are arranged in a staggered manner, and the sealing member penetrates through the rollers.

4. The pelvis supporting mechanism for the lower limb rehabilitation training device according to claim 2, wherein the lifting module comprises a mounting plate and a mounting seat, a slide rail is arranged between the mounting plate and the mounting seat, a slide block is slidably mounted on the slide rail, a screw shaft is rotatably mounted between the mounting plate and the mounting seat, the screw shaft is in threaded connection with the slide block, the waist connecting block is fixed on the slide block, a coupler is arranged in the mounting seat, a driving motor for driving the screw shaft to rotate is arranged outside the mounting seat, the driving motor is connected with the screw shaft through the coupler, and the rotary motion of the screw shaft is converted into the reciprocating linear motion of the slide block on the slide rail.

5. The pelvic support mechanism for the lower limb rehabilitation training device according to claim 2, wherein when the two waist connecting blocks move in the same direction under the driving of the corresponding lifting mechanisms, weight reduction control is realized; when the two waist connecting blocks move in different directions under the driving of the corresponding lifting mechanisms, the pelvis side-tipping control is realized.

6. The pelvic support mechanism for a lower limb rehabilitation training device of claim 2, wherein the traverse cylinder comprises a right angle adapter, a first ball spline, a first compression spring, a moving sleeve, an anti-slip ring, a displacement sensor, a traverse housing and an ABS cartridge; the right-angle switching is fixedly connected with the torque sensor; one end of the first ball spline shaft is fixed on the right-angle transfer, and the first ball spline nut transversely moves on the first ball spline shaft; the anti-drop ring is fixed at the other end of the first ball spline shaft; the number of the first compression springs is two, one first compression spring is arranged between the first ball spline nut and the right-angle adapter, and the other first compression spring is arranged between the other end of the first ball spline nut and the anti-drop ring; the displacement sensor is fixed in the circular hole of the right-angle switching, and the top end of a measuring shaft of the displacement sensor is in contact with the side surface of the first ball spline nut; one end of the movable sleeve is axially fixed with the first ball spline nut and moves along with the first ball spline nut, and the other end of the movable sleeve is connected with the rotating mechanism; the transverse moving cover is fixed on the right-angle rotary joint; the ABS tube shell is fixed on the movable sleeve.

7. The pelvic support mechanism of claim 6, wherein the rotation mechanism comprises two fore-and-aft moving devices fixed to the ends of the two moving sleeves.

8. The pelvic support mechanism for lower limb rehabilitation training device of claim 7, wherein the back-and-forth movement device comprises a second ball spline, a second ball spline shaft, a second compression spring and a second ball spline nut, the second ball spline shaft is fixedly connected to two ends of the second ball spline shaft, the second ball spline nut is sleeved on the second ball spline shaft, the second compression spring is sleeved on the second ball spline shaft, and the number of the second compression springs is two and is located on two sides of the second ball spline nut.

9. The pelvic support mechanism for the lower limb rehabilitation training device of claim 8, wherein the second ball spline is provided with a pressure sensor, and the pressure sensor is used for detecting pressure data when the pelvis rotates and transmitting the pressure data to the control unit.

10. The pelvic support mechanism for the lower limb rehabilitation training device of claim 1, further comprising a safety belt connecting frame connected with the rotating mechanism through a connecting plate, wherein an air bag is arranged on one side of the safety belt connecting frame away from the rotating mechanism.

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