Real-time, ultrasound-based control of a virtual hand by a trans-radial amputee

Published: Aug 1, 2016
Abstract
Advancements in multiarticulate upper-limb prosthetics have outpaced the development of intuitive, non-invasive control mechanisms for implementing them. Surface electromyography is currently the most popular non-invasive control method, but presents a number of drawbacks including poor deep-muscle specificity. Previous research established the viability of ultrasound imaging as an alternative means of decoding movement intent, and demonstrated...
Paper Details
Title
Real-time, ultrasound-based control of a virtual hand by a trans-radial amputee
Published Date
Aug 1, 2016
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