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A 3D-Printed, adjustable armband for electromyography-based finger movement classification with haptic feedback

Wang et al., 2020

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Document ID
2894331885362954804
Author
Wang M
Bulger M
Dai Y
Noël K
Axon C
Brandenberger A
Fay S
Gao Z
Gilmer S
Hamdan J
Humane P
Jiang J
Killian C
Langleben I
Li B
Zamora A
Mavromatis S
Njini S
Riachi R
Rong C
Zhen A
Xiong M
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Publication venue
2020 IEEE international conference on systems, man, and cybernetics (SMC)

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Recent work in prosthetic devices suggests that forearm surface electromyography (sEMG) is a promising technology for human-computer interactions. Specifically, a system able to detect individual finger movement can have many clinical and nonclinical applications …
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