Browsing by Author "Hudgins, B."
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A Comparison of Surface and Internally Measured Myoelectric Signals for use in Prosthetic Control
(2005)The surface myoelectric signal (MES) has proven to be an effective control input for powered prostheses. Pattern recognition based controllers use multi-channel surface MES as inputs to discriminate between the desired classes ... -
Control Of Powered Prosthetics Using Bend-Enhanced Fibre Optic Sensors
(1993)Powered prosthetics have bezome the accepted method of replacing litnb function lost by traumatic or congenital amputations. The control of these devices is accomplished by either mechanical switches or by switches based ... -
REAL-TIME MYOELECTRIC CONTROL IN A VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT TO RELATE USABILITY VS. ACCURACY
(2005)Many clinically available, upper-extremity prosthetic limbs provide myoelectric control of a single device, such as a hand, elbow, or wrist. Most commonly, these systems yield control information from myoelectric signal ...
