Single channel surface EMG control of advanced prosthetic hands: A simple, low cost and efficient approach

Volume: 79, Pages: 322 - 332
Published: Aug 1, 2017
Abstract
Surface EMGs have been the primary sources for control of prosthetic hands due to their comfort and naturalness. The recent advances in the development of the prosthetic hands with many degrees of freedom and many actuators, requires many EMG channels to take the full advantage of the complex prosthetic terminals. Some EMG wearable devices were developed lately, that are able to detect several gestures. However, the main drawbacks of these...
Paper Details
Title
Single channel surface EMG control of advanced prosthetic hands: A simple, low cost and efficient approach
Published Date
Aug 1, 2017
Volume
79
Pages
322 - 332
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