Prosthetic Hand with Biomimetic Tactile Sensing and Force Feedback

Tactile feedback is important to enhance the ability of amputees to interact with various objects. In this regard, this paper presents a 3D-printed prosthetic limb with integrated biomimetic tactile sensors coupled with a feedback actuation mechanism which is integrated to a myo-electric band on the...

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Main Authors: Navaraj, William Taube, Nassar, Habib, Dahiya, Ravinder
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3D-printing
Actuators
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Electrodes
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Myoelectric
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Prosthetic hand
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