The article describes the technical problems that arise when modeling exoskeletons with variable length links and electromechanical drives:the delay of the executive mechanisms of the exoskeleton with increased movements of the human musculoskeletal system, which has a negative effect on the dynamics of the joint movement of a person inside the exoskeleton. The consequence is the lack of synchronization in the joint work of the human-exoskeleton cyborgic system. This reduces the comfort of using exoskeletons. An analysis of the prospects for improving the technologies for controlling electromechanical models of exoskeletons based on neuro-fuzzy networks is presented. The prospects for autonomization of exoskeleton control with the help of neural networks are determined. An analysis of possible problems associated with the introduction of intelligent control of the exoskeleton was carried out, solutions were proposed for the use of a neuro-fuzzy network to control the electromechanical model of the exoskeleton.
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