Estudo do controlador orgânico derivado de biomaterial látex para correção da passada diabética utilizando a mudança qualitativa e quantitativa das cargas aplicadas ao pé

Autores

  • Diana Carolina Montilla Perafán Universidade de Brasilia
  • Jaqueline Alves Ribeiro Instituto federal goiano Campus Ceres, Goias Brasil
  • Suelia de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury Rosa Faculdade de Gama/Universidade de Brasiia
  • Marina Pinheiro Marques
  • Afonso Delgado Soares de Souza
  • Daniela Neves Lima

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18816/r-bits.v6i3.10101

Resumo

Este trabalho apresenta o desenvolvimento e a inserção de um elemento externo denominado Diabets Ground Control (DGC) com base na etiologia mecânica do problema e avalia a variação das variáveis principais do sistema. O objetivo deste trabalho é propor um controlador  para que por meio da mudança qualitativa e quantitativa das cargas aplicadas ao pé seja possível a correção da passada diabética. Essa interação controlada entre o pé diabético e o controlador é o que os autores defendem como a teoria de Controle Orgânico. Para obter o modelo matemático será usada a ferramenta Bond Graph (BG), um método alternativo as práticas clássicas de modelagem existentes introduzido por Paynter em 1961. Essa metodologia é fundamental para a concepção de uma teoria bio inspirada na área de Engenharia Biomédica, a teoria de Controle Orgânico. Dessa forma, a palmilha DGC permitirá a redistribuição da carga por toda a extensão da planta do pé sempre interagindo diretamente na resposta do sistema

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Biografia do Autor

Diana Carolina Montilla Perafán, Universidade de Brasilia

Estudante de Doutorado em Sistemas eletrônicos e automação com enfase em Engenharia Biomédica do departamento de elétrica. Univarsidade de Brasilia Darcy Ribeiro.

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09-02-2017

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Montilla Perafán, D. C., Alves Ribeiro, J., de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury Rosa, S., Pinheiro Marques, M., Delgado Soares de Souza, A., & Neves Lima, D. (2017). Estudo do controlador orgânico derivado de biomaterial látex para correção da passada diabética utilizando a mudança qualitativa e quantitativa das cargas aplicadas ao pé. Revista Brasileira De Inovação Tecnológica Em Saúde - ISSN:2236-1103, 6(3). https://doi.org/10.18816/r-bits.v6i3.10101

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