Browsing MEC Symposium by Subject "Prosthesis Control"

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THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRODE IMPLANTATION AND TARGETING ON PATTERN CLASSIFICATION ACCURACY FOR PROSTHESIS CONTROL

Farrell, Todd; Weir, Richard F. (Myoelectric Symposium, 2008)

Many researchers have attempted to recognize patterns of muscle activity associated with different movements of the phantom limb and link these patterns to movements of the prosthesis. Researchers have examined a variety ...
MULTIFUNCTION PROSTHESIS CONTROL USING IMPLANTED MYOELECTRIC SENSORS (IMES)

Schorsch, Jack F.; Maas, Huub; Troyk, Phil R.; DeMichele, Glen A.; Kerns, Douglas A.; Weir, Richard F. (Myoelectric Symposium, 2008)

Persons with recent hand amputations expect modern hand prostheses to function like intact hands. Current stateof- the-art electric prosthetic hands are generally single degree-of-freedom (opening and closing) devices ...