A linear movement with a duration between 0.5 s and 0.75 s using the shoulder and elbow joints is reproduced by the proposed control. A faster movement involves larger interaction forces. A comparable deviation is produced by the proposed control for both fast and slow movements, indicating that the proposed control successfully compensates for the interaction forces between the two joints.</p
Human subjects (N = 13) made arm movements in a horizontal plane by using the shoulder, elbow, and w...
1. Six subjects performed fast, ''single-joint'' flexions of either the elbow or shoulder over three...
This paper discusses three main problems associated with the control of the motion of a mechanical...
Several types of equilibrium point (EP) controllers have been proposed for the control of posture an...
We examined the patterns of joint kinematics and torques in two kinds of sagittal plane reaching mov...
Empirical and simulation studies are described which assess the form of central control signals for ...
In order to examine path planning and the control of redundant degrees of freedom in the human arm, ...
In order to examine how humans utilize redundant degrees of freedom in the arm, movements of the sho...
A model of the human arm was developed to study coordination of multi-joint movement in the vertical...
Whole-body fast reaching motions were simulated using a planar model with seven segments. Model move...
Simulation studies were performed to evaluate the effectiveness of different control schemes in stab...
An elbow joint motion simulator provides the ability to derive various measures from cadaveric elbow...
Changes were studied in neuromotor control that were evoked by constraining the motion of the elbow ...
Abstract. According to the equilibrium trajectory hypothesis, multi-joint arm movements are achieved...
Movement of multiple segment limbs requires generation of appropriate joint torques which include ...
Human subjects (N = 13) made arm movements in a horizontal plane by using the shoulder, elbow, and w...
1. Six subjects performed fast, ''single-joint'' flexions of either the elbow or shoulder over three...
This paper discusses three main problems associated with the control of the motion of a mechanical...
Several types of equilibrium point (EP) controllers have been proposed for the control of posture an...
We examined the patterns of joint kinematics and torques in two kinds of sagittal plane reaching mov...
Empirical and simulation studies are described which assess the form of central control signals for ...
In order to examine path planning and the control of redundant degrees of freedom in the human arm, ...
In order to examine how humans utilize redundant degrees of freedom in the arm, movements of the sho...
A model of the human arm was developed to study coordination of multi-joint movement in the vertical...
Whole-body fast reaching motions were simulated using a planar model with seven segments. Model move...
Simulation studies were performed to evaluate the effectiveness of different control schemes in stab...
An elbow joint motion simulator provides the ability to derive various measures from cadaveric elbow...
Changes were studied in neuromotor control that were evoked by constraining the motion of the elbow ...
Abstract. According to the equilibrium trajectory hypothesis, multi-joint arm movements are achieved...
Movement of multiple segment limbs requires generation of appropriate joint torques which include ...
Human subjects (N = 13) made arm movements in a horizontal plane by using the shoulder, elbow, and w...
1. Six subjects performed fast, ''single-joint'' flexions of either the elbow or shoulder over three...
This paper discusses three main problems associated with the control of the motion of a mechanical...