2015
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.iyu19-1.siim
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Sistema de identificación de intención de movimiento para el control mioeléctrico de una prótesis de mano robótica

Abstract: Este artículo presenta un sistema embebido que detecta en tiempo real la intención de movimiento para el control de un prototipo de prótesis de mano robótica. El trabajo muestra que usando características temporales de cálculo simple, es posible obtener un agrupamiento de vectores de características lo suficientemente discriminante como para que se puedan usar clasificadores de patrones muy simples. Así, en este trabajo se propone un clasificador basado en la mínima distancia al centroide de los grupos que car… Show more

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“…The architecture levels are described below. The Human–Machine Interface (HMI) is devoted to measuring and interpreting the humans’ signals for identifying four types of grip postures (rest, open hand, power grip, and tripod grip) [ 120 ] and to sending this information to the next level (as well as the AIP, IPL, F5 and PMv areas in human brain, Section 5 ). The Haptic Perception (HP) level receives information from robotic hand sensors and HMI and generates information (contact and slip) to the high-level control (HLC), (FA-I and SA-II, Section 5.1 ).…”
Section: Control Strategies For Hand Prosthesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The architecture levels are described below. The Human–Machine Interface (HMI) is devoted to measuring and interpreting the humans’ signals for identifying four types of grip postures (rest, open hand, power grip, and tripod grip) [ 120 ] and to sending this information to the next level (as well as the AIP, IPL, F5 and PMv areas in human brain, Section 5 ). The Haptic Perception (HP) level receives information from robotic hand sensors and HMI and generates information (contact and slip) to the high-level control (HLC), (FA-I and SA-II, Section 5.1 ).…”
Section: Control Strategies For Hand Prosthesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The others are invasive and require surgery to place the electrodes inside the muscles. The latter option provides the best performance, as the obtained signal is cleaner and contains less noise, but implanting electrodes also represents greater costs and risks [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%