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October 2, 2025APL BioengineeringOpen Access

Finger joint angle and gesture estimation under natural conditions with a soft printed electrode array

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NLNitzan LuxembourgTel Aviv University RMRufael MarewMohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence DTDvir TeitelbaumTel Aviv University

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This research demonstrates advanced gesture recognition with wearable sensors in both static and dynamic settings, highlighting improvements over traditional sEMG methods.

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Recognition accuracy reached 0.85 for static hand positions and 0.87 for dynamic gestures, indicating effective performance.
The study employs a soft wearable sEMG sensor integrated with a Video-Vision-Transform model to enhance gesture recognition.
Results show differentiation of finger angles across static and dynamic hand conditions, despite inter-subject variability.
This work suggests that sEMG-based gesture recognition can effectively function in natural and real-world applications.

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Luxembourg et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de5d9b83cbc991d0a20248 https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0270645

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This research demonstrates advanced gesture recognition with wearable sensors in both static and dynamic settings, highlighting improvements over traditional sEMG methods.

Finger joint angle and gesture estimation under natural conditions with a soft printed electrode array

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Finger joint angle and gesture estimation under natural conditions with a soft printed electrode array

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