The human-prosthesis interaction is an important factor for the implementation of any assistive device. Some works discusses how to use force myography (FMG) signals in the context of prosthesis, although, of particular interest is to use it in the upper-limb prosthesis PrHand. The sensor in conjunction with the reading system manages to send signals to contract and expand a linear motor as first step for prosthesis control. Aiming to improve its current state, making it easiest to manage for amputee people.
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