Assisted bilateral rehabilitation has been proven to help patients improve their paretic limb
ability and promote motor recovery, especially in upper limbs, after suffering a …

Electromyography (EMG) is a technique for recording biomedical electrical signals obtained
from the neuromuscular activities. These signals are used to monitor medical abnormalities …

The mathematical properties of high-dimensional spaces seem remarkably suited for
describing behaviors produces by brains. Brain-inspired hyperdimensional computing …

Wearable devices offer interesting features, such as low cost and user friendliness, but their
use for medical applications is an open research topic, given the limited hardware resources …

State retentive (no state retentive registers and memories) Ultra-fast transitions (tens of ns
depending on n-well area to bias) Low area overhead for isolation (3µm spacing for deep n …

This paper proposed a wearable smart sEMG recorder integrated gradient boosting decision
tree (GBDT) based hand gesture recognition. A hydrogel-silica gel based flexible surface …

The scope of this letter is to show the applicability of the Twisted String Actuators (TSAs) for
lightweight, wearable and assistive robotic applications. To this aim, we have developed a …

The strict development processes of commercial upper-limb prostheses and the complexity
of research projects required for their development makes them expensive for end users …

Mobile and long-term recording of biomedical signals, such as electrocardiogram (ECG),
electromyogram (EMG), and EEG, can improve diagnosis and monitor the evolution of …

Prosthetic hand control based on the acquisition and processing of surface
electromyography signals (sEMG) is a well-established method that makes use of the …