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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Artificial Hand"”.

  1. Mana Motuhake Ringa: The non-invasive neural interface based artificial hand

    … Although there has been many attempts to restore hand function through neural prosthetics there is little to no credible solutions to regain it. This thesis presents methods to restore hand function based on the human grasping system and addresses key challenges in the practical application of …

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  2. Prosthesis Design and Object Recognition Based Grasping of a 3D Printed Anthropomorphic Artificial Hand

    … effective, open-source, 3D printed prosthetic hand with the implementation of object recognition in order to reduce the cognitive burden of amputees through automated grasping. Due to the high cost of modern, active, prostheses, an open-source 3D printable anthropomorphic artificial hand is …

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  3. Moving approximate entropy and its application to the electromyographic control of an artificial hand

    A multiple-degree-of-freedom artificial hand has been developed at the University of Southampton with the aim of including control philosophies to form a highly functional prosthesis hand. Using electromyographic signals is an established technique for the control of a hand. In it simplest form, …

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  4. Development of telemedicine system for remote biomedical operation

    … country. Therefore, in this work we presented an artificial robotic hand with comparable abilities to a human hand, such a multi finger gripper by using low cost artificial hand gripper (AHG). The (AHG) was printed in-house with a 3D printer. The (AHG) was designed with feasibility and flexibility …

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