Browsing MEC Symposium by Author "Williams, T. Walley III"

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CONTROLLING POWERED UPPER EXTREMITY PROSTHESES NOW AND IN THE FUTURE

Williams, T. Walley III (Myoelectric Symposium, 2005)

Powered prostheses have come a long way in the last twenty five years. A good way to track this activity is simply to review the proceedings of the Myo-Electric Controls (MEC) conferences that have been held during that ...
Controlling Two Independent Joint Motions With The Acromion

Williams, T. Walley III (Myoelectric Symposium, 2011)
MECHANICAL CHANGES AND NEW CONTROL OPTIONS IMPROVE THE FUNCTION OF THE LTI-COLLIER SHOULDER JOINT

Williams, T. Walley III (Myoelectric Symposium, 2002)

When a new prosthetic component is introduced to the market, it often needs further improvements or accessory devices that only become apparent when clients and clinicians have had a chance to put the device to all of ...
A SEVEN-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM ARM WITH UNIQUE SHOULDER FUNCTION

Williams, T. Walley III (Myoelectric Symposium, 2005)

The most advanced powered prosthetic arm in 2005 is the experimental seven-degree-of-freedom (DOF) arm prepared for a bilateral shoulder disarticulation patient at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. The major components ...
Towards A Universal Coupler Design For Modern Powered Prostheses

Sutton, Levi G.; Clawson, Adam; Williams, T. Walley III; Lipsey, James H.; Sensinger, Johnathon W. (Myoelectric Symposium, 2011)

Universal coupler standards have played a critical role in allowing prosthetists to choose the best terminal device for their patient’s particular needs. The conventional quick-disconnect coupler allows users to passively ...