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Control strategies for a multiple degree of freedom prosthetic hand
Some of the traditional methods used to control a conventional prosthetic device are described alongside the current state of new control techniques and how they may progress.
Cranny, A +4 more
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Soft Pneumatic Prosthetic Hand [PDF]
Conventional prosthetic devices are heavy, expensive and rigid. They are complex, fragile and require sophisticated control strategies in order to deal with the grasping and manipulation tasks. In this paper we propose a new pneumatic soft prosthetic hand that is very simple to control due to its compliant structure and cheap in production.
Jan Fras, Kaspar Althoefer
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Design and Implementation of Arch Function for Adaptive Multi-Finger Prosthetic Hand
Although arch motions of the palm substantially contribute to frequent hand grasping, they are usually neglected in the development of prosthetic hands which focuses on digit movements.
Xu Yong +4 more
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Design, kinematic modeling and evaluation of a novel soft prosthetic hand with abduction joints
This paper presents a novel tendon-driven soft prosthetic hand with 5 fingers and 9 independent actuators. A special notched structure was used as the finger joint, which brings adequate compliance to grasping. The soft finger has two kinds of vertically
Yadong Yan +3 more
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Hand Prosthesis Sensorimotor Control Inspired by the Human Somatosensory System
Prosthetic hand systems aim at restoring lost functionality in amputees. Manipulation and grasping are the main functions of the human hand, which are provided by skin sensitivity capable of protecting the hand from damage and perceiving the external ...
Enrica Stefanelli +3 more
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PCA and deep learning based myoelectric grasping control of a prosthetic hand
Background For the functional control of prosthetic hand, it is insufficient to obtain only the motion pattern information. As far as practicality is concerned, the control of the prosthetic hand force is indispensable.
Chuanjiang Li +5 more
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Development of a Lightweight Prosthetic Hand for Patients with Amputated Fingers
Finger amputations are the most common upper limb amputation, and they occur approximately 100 times more often than hand amputations. We developed a prosthetic hand for amputees with a thumb and metacarpal.
Wooseok Ryu +3 more
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Abstract How Bayesian inference can decode movement intentions and control the next generation of powered prostheses.
Mike Wininger, Reva Johnson
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A novel analogue circuit for controlling prosthetic hands
This paper presents a compact analogue circuit for the controlling of prosthetic hands. The circuit captures directly surface EMG signals as the input by which the user will be able to select different postures. The proposed circuit is able to work using
Ahmadi, Arash +4 more
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Prosthetic Arm Controller Based on the sEMG Signal and Deep Learning Network
Prosthetic hands help patients gain greater confidence in daily life, and enabling automatic control of prosthetic hands using real biosignals is an essential task.
Dinh-Hung Le, Thanh-Nghia Nguyen
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