Original paper
Assisted Grasping in Individuals with Tetraplegia: Improving Control through Residual Muscle Contraction and Movement
Abstract
Individuals who sustained a spinal cord injury often lose important motor skills, and cannot perform basic daily living activities. Several assistive technologies, including robotic assistance and functional electrical stimulation, have been developed to restore lost functions. However, designing reliable interfaces to control assistive devices for individuals with C4–C8 complete tetraplegia remains challenging. Although with limited grasping...
Paper Details
Title
Assisted Grasping in Individuals with Tetraplegia: Improving Control through Residual Muscle Contraction and Movement
Published Date
Oct 18, 2019
Journal
Volume
19
Issue
20
Pages
4532 - 4532
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