Advisors: Donald Zinger.Committee members: Abhijith Gupta; Peng-Yung Woo.Tremor is defined as the unintentional involuntary muscle movements involving rhythmic oscillations of any part of body like legs, hands, arms and limbs. This thesis deals with the most common tremor that occurs in hands. Tremor is not life threatening but greatly affects quality of life. The main purpose of this research is to identify a feedback control technique for the suppression of Essential Tremor. Tremor can be defined as the nonlinear and non stationary phenomenon which is the most common movement disorder affecting more than 4% of elderly people. In this research, a tremor is simulated using a stepper motor and is being sensed using a gyroscope. The Arduino U...
Pathological tremor is defined as an oscillatory and rhythmic movement of a segment of the body caus...
This paper describes the development of a hand-arm model rig to represent the behavior of human post...
People with various ages might experience Parkinson's disease. However, the chances for people to ex...
Tremor is involuntary rhythmic or semi-rhythmic oscillation of a body part resulting from alternatin...
Tremor is one of the most common movement disorders. Based on Elble and Koller' s definition, it is ...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the human hand tremor behaviour in postural condition co...
© 2017 National Committee on Applied Mechanics. All Rights Reserved. Tremor is a neurological disord...
Approximately 11 million Americans live with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) or Essential Tremor (ET), and ...
Physiologic hand Tremor is a common trait among humans although it varies in amplitude and frequency...
This paper, from engineering and technology scholars at Purdue University and Western Carolina Unive...
This study aimed to provide a quantitative assessment of parkinsonian tremor through the precise mea...
Tremor represents one of the most common movement disorders worldwide. It affects both sexes and may...
The study of the mechanical characteristics of tremor for patients suffering from Parkinson\u27s dis...
Tremor is a neuro degenerative disease causing involuntary musclemovements in human limbs. There are...
Pathological tremor, ranging from 4 to 12 Hz in frequency, is the most common movement disorder in h...
Pathological tremor is defined as an oscillatory and rhythmic movement of a segment of the body caus...
This paper describes the development of a hand-arm model rig to represent the behavior of human post...
People with various ages might experience Parkinson's disease. However, the chances for people to ex...
Tremor is involuntary rhythmic or semi-rhythmic oscillation of a body part resulting from alternatin...
Tremor is one of the most common movement disorders. Based on Elble and Koller' s definition, it is ...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the human hand tremor behaviour in postural condition co...
© 2017 National Committee on Applied Mechanics. All Rights Reserved. Tremor is a neurological disord...
Approximately 11 million Americans live with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) or Essential Tremor (ET), and ...
Physiologic hand Tremor is a common trait among humans although it varies in amplitude and frequency...
This paper, from engineering and technology scholars at Purdue University and Western Carolina Unive...
This study aimed to provide a quantitative assessment of parkinsonian tremor through the precise mea...
Tremor represents one of the most common movement disorders worldwide. It affects both sexes and may...
The study of the mechanical characteristics of tremor for patients suffering from Parkinson\u27s dis...
Tremor is a neuro degenerative disease causing involuntary musclemovements in human limbs. There are...
Pathological tremor, ranging from 4 to 12 Hz in frequency, is the most common movement disorder in h...
Pathological tremor is defined as an oscillatory and rhythmic movement of a segment of the body caus...
This paper describes the development of a hand-arm model rig to represent the behavior of human post...
People with various ages might experience Parkinson's disease. However, the chances for people to ex...