<p>A: Precision Grip (PG), B: Pinch Grip (PI), C: Power Grasp (PO), D: Top Grasp and move (TO). Each figure represents one trial in the same representative subject. The upper part of each figure represents the evolution of the time forces on the faces of the object and the lower part the variations in the orientation of the object according to the 3 axis (see color legends in D). Phases and vertical stippled lines: same legend as <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0178185#pone.0178185.g004" target="_blank">Fig 4</a>.</p
The flexibility of the human hand in object manipulation is essential for daily life activities, but...
We investigated whether knowledge acquired during repetitive grasping can be used to grasp a similar...
<p>Panel A shows the time courses of grip force (sum of all digit normal forces, F<i><sub>G</sub></i...
<p>Top panel: phases of the task (first swing, first double support (FDS), second swing and last dou...
<p>The top row shows grasping patterns from beginning of the first practice sessions and the bottom ...
<p>For each object pair an action sequence was constructed, consisting of 3 action snapshots (left c...
<p>a) The interaction between type of stimulus and type of grasp indicate an increase in initiation ...
ABSTRACT- The task of lifting an object from a support table, holding it in the air and then replaci...
<p>Solid red lines represent the condition with no obstacles. Dashed red lines represent the conditi...
The flexibility of the human hand in object manipulation is essential for daily life activities, but...
<p>A & C: A power grasp allows to pick up large objects. B & D: Pinch grasp allows more dexterity to...
<p>(a) Illustration of first and last finger abduction. (b) Hand mimicking user wearing control glov...
<p>a) Pattern of grasp angle for a precision grip movement performed towards the small stimulus (Nat...
From top to bottom plot: hand position, speed, acceleration and variance of the four metacarpophalan...
1. While subjects lifted a variety of commonly handled objects Skilled manipulation of objects requi...
The flexibility of the human hand in object manipulation is essential for daily life activities, but...
We investigated whether knowledge acquired during repetitive grasping can be used to grasp a similar...
<p>Panel A shows the time courses of grip force (sum of all digit normal forces, F<i><sub>G</sub></i...
<p>Top panel: phases of the task (first swing, first double support (FDS), second swing and last dou...
<p>The top row shows grasping patterns from beginning of the first practice sessions and the bottom ...
<p>For each object pair an action sequence was constructed, consisting of 3 action snapshots (left c...
<p>a) The interaction between type of stimulus and type of grasp indicate an increase in initiation ...
ABSTRACT- The task of lifting an object from a support table, holding it in the air and then replaci...
<p>Solid red lines represent the condition with no obstacles. Dashed red lines represent the conditi...
The flexibility of the human hand in object manipulation is essential for daily life activities, but...
<p>A & C: A power grasp allows to pick up large objects. B & D: Pinch grasp allows more dexterity to...
<p>(a) Illustration of first and last finger abduction. (b) Hand mimicking user wearing control glov...
<p>a) Pattern of grasp angle for a precision grip movement performed towards the small stimulus (Nat...
From top to bottom plot: hand position, speed, acceleration and variance of the four metacarpophalan...
1. While subjects lifted a variety of commonly handled objects Skilled manipulation of objects requi...
The flexibility of the human hand in object manipulation is essential for daily life activities, but...
We investigated whether knowledge acquired during repetitive grasping can be used to grasp a similar...
<p>Panel A shows the time courses of grip force (sum of all digit normal forces, F<i><sub>G</sub></i...