Effect of object and human-factor characteristics on the preference of thumb-index finger grasp type
Abstract
This work is to investigate the factors affecting the preference of human thumb-index finger grasping type. A multinomial logistic regression analysis shown that the object characteristics (equivalent diameter and shape) and human-factor characteristics (hand-used, finger-length sum and finger-length ratio) had significant contributions on the preference of thumb-index finger grasp type (p < 0.05) but the gender had not (p > 0.05). Subsequently,...
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Title
Effect of object and human-factor characteristics on the preference of thumb-index finger grasp type
Published Date
Jun 30, 2020
Journal
Volume
63
Issue
11
Pages
1414 - 1424
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