Surface electromyography is a bioelectrical indicator that emerges during muscle
contraction and has been widely used in a variety of clinical applications. Several prosthetic …

Physiological signals such as electromyography (EMG) have been used in human–
computer interaction (HCI) for medical applications. Wearable prostheses, such as robotic …

In clinical practice, acute post-stroke paresis of the extremities fundamentally complicates
timely rehabilitation of motor functions; however, recently, residual and distorted …

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) have been proven to be useful for stroke rehabilitation, but
there are a number of factors that impede the use of this technology in rehabilitation clinics …

Surface electromyography (sEMG) plays a significant role in the everyday practice of clinic
hand function rehabilitation. The materials and design of current typical clinic sEMG …

Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic procedure for evaluating the health of muscles and
the nerve cells that control them. Proper analysis of the results of EMG can reveal muscle …

The physiological correlates of hedonic/emotional experiences to visual food stimuli are of
theoretical and practical interest. Previous psychophysiological studies have shown that …

The categorization of hand gestures holds significant importance in controlling orthotic and
prosthetic devices, enabling human-machine interaction, and facilitating telerehabilitation …

Recently, robot-assisted rehabilitation has emerged as a promising solution to increase the
training intensity of stroke patients while reducing workload on therapists, whilst surface …

Background: Predicting a stroke in advance or through early detection of subtle prodromal
symptoms is crucial for determining the prognosis of the remaining life. Electromyography …