Hristov et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Detection of individual finger flexions using two-channel electromyographyHristov et al., 2021
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- Hristov B
- Nadzinski G
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- ETAI 2021
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Due to technological advances in biomedical engineering, electronics, 3D printing and artificial intelligence, there has been a significant increase in the feasibility of producing accurate, fast and fully functional prosthetics. This paper discusses the possibility of …
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