Abstract:The study improve sEMG signals, especially, for the transradial amputees, it investigated the classification accuracy of surface Electromyography (sEMG) with low-cost Myo armband device. Seventeen specific viable gestures used in daily-life were compared between two groups, the first one was represented by six transradial amputees and the second one was represented by six able-bodied subjects. In addition, the measured signals from forearm muscles were utilized to drive 3D printed prosthetic hand controlled by… Show more
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