In this study, a control system of a feedback device of temperature sensation for myoelectric prosthetic hand users was improved. The device is mounted on a user’s upper arm in contact with the skin, and transfers the temperature sensation in the upper arm corresponding to the temperature detected by the temperature sensor at the fingertip to the user. However, since the feedback device developed in the previous study was controlled in an open loop system, it was difficult to maintain the temperature for a long period. To solve this problem, a closed loop control system was constructed for the feedback device by using a PID controller. In addition, in order to verify the performance of the feedback device controlled in the closed loop contr...
The motivation of this research work is to provide a sense of embodiment to prosthetic users by supp...
How do we communicate with robot? Not only the one-way control, but also the two-ways feedback. In t...
In this work we present an advanced thermal control for a miniaturized fingertip haptic device: the ...
In this work, a sensory feedback device for myoelectric prosthetic hand was developed to enhance the...
Background: The users of today's commercial prosthetic hands are not given any conscious sensory fee...
Myoelectric upper limb prostheses are limited in their ability to provide sensory feedback to a user...
Purpose - This paper aims to explore the electronic design of the Touch Hand: a low-cost electricall...
Some of the traditional methods used to control a conventional prosthetic device are described along...
Abstract A major drawback with myoelectric prostheses is that they do not provide the user with sens...
The sense of touch in our body is something that many of us take for granted. It is after all hard t...
To reduce the energy consumption for thermal comfort it is important to be effective as possible. Th...
This master thesis is about improvement, optimization and further development of the sensory feedbac...
No current commercially available myoelectrically controlled prosthetic hands provide conscious sens...
Surgical robotics is among the most challenging applications of motion control. Present and future s...
Any implant or prosthesis replacing a function or functions of an organ or group of organs should be...
The motivation of this research work is to provide a sense of embodiment to prosthetic users by supp...
How do we communicate with robot? Not only the one-way control, but also the two-ways feedback. In t...
In this work we present an advanced thermal control for a miniaturized fingertip haptic device: the ...
In this work, a sensory feedback device for myoelectric prosthetic hand was developed to enhance the...
Background: The users of today's commercial prosthetic hands are not given any conscious sensory fee...
Myoelectric upper limb prostheses are limited in their ability to provide sensory feedback to a user...
Purpose - This paper aims to explore the electronic design of the Touch Hand: a low-cost electricall...
Some of the traditional methods used to control a conventional prosthetic device are described along...
Abstract A major drawback with myoelectric prostheses is that they do not provide the user with sens...
The sense of touch in our body is something that many of us take for granted. It is after all hard t...
To reduce the energy consumption for thermal comfort it is important to be effective as possible. Th...
This master thesis is about improvement, optimization and further development of the sensory feedbac...
No current commercially available myoelectrically controlled prosthetic hands provide conscious sens...
Surgical robotics is among the most challenging applications of motion control. Present and future s...
Any implant or prosthesis replacing a function or functions of an organ or group of organs should be...
The motivation of this research work is to provide a sense of embodiment to prosthetic users by supp...
How do we communicate with robot? Not only the one-way control, but also the two-ways feedback. In t...
In this work we present an advanced thermal control for a miniaturized fingertip haptic device: the ...