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Application
Action
Electrode
A new strategy for multifunction myoelectric control(1993)
Four arrays were placed around the circumference of the right forearm at a distance from the elbow of one third of the elbow–wrist distance. The fifth array was placed over the pronator teres.
1 Wrist flexion
2 Wrist extension
3 Radial deviation
4 Ulnar deviation
5 Forearm pronation
6 Forearm supination
7 Wrist flexion & Forearm pronation
8 Wrist extension & Forearm pronation
9 Radial deviation & Forearm pronation
10 Ulnar deviation & Forearm pronation
11 Wrist flexion & Forearm supination
12 Wrist extension & Forearm supination
13 Radial deviation & Forearm supination
14 Ulnar deviation & Forearm supination
15 Rest
Surface EMG pattern recognition for real-time control of a wrist exoskeleton (2010)
SVM for Estimation of Wrist Angle from Sonomyography And SEMG Signals (2011)
Wrist angle estimation based on musculoskeletal systems with EMG (2011)
*placed around the thickest part of the forearm (approximately 1/3 distally from the elbow), equi-spaced in a circle around the forearm, similarly to [11,14]. Equi-spaced electrode placement was used, rather than targeting at specific muscles, because *7 electrode pairs provided necessary coverage of the area of interest, as shown in previous studies [14,15]**
Sinusoidal contractions along a single DoF (freq. ≈ 0.5 − 1 Hz)
1: flexion/extension (DoF1)
2: radial/ulnar deviation (DoF2)
3: pronation/supination (DoF3)
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Combined activation of two DoFs, in which one DoF was articulated sinousoidally, and the other was fixed at positions close to maximal range of motion
4: DoF1 + DoF2
5: DoF2 + DoF1
6: DoF1 + DoF3
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Cyclic contractions of unconstrained dynamic wrist movements. (freq. ≈ 0.5 − 1 Hz)
7: DoF3 + DoF1
8: DoF2 + DoF3
9: DoF3 + DoF2
10: DoF1 + DoF2 + DoF3
Simultaneous and proportional control of 2D wrist movements with myoelectric signals (2012)
The electrode was placed on the proximal portion of the upper forearm, covering a range of 8 cm
centered approximately 1/3 distal of the forearm
placed around the forearm circumference ... approximately 2 cm from the elbow crease
EMG-based learning approach for estimating wrist motion (2015)
Continuous Estimation of Wrist Angles for Proportional Control Based on Surface Electromyography (2016)
Wrist supination (WS)
Wrist pronation (WP)
Wrist supination + 20% maximum torsion strength (WST)
Wrist pronation + 20% maximum torsion strength (WPT)
Wrist supination + 20% maximum grip strength (WSG)
Wrist pronation + 20% maximum grip strength (WPG)
Wrist flexion (WF)
Wrist extension (WE)
Wrist flexion + 20% maximum torsion strength (WFT)
Wrist extension + 20% maximum torsion strength (WET)
Wrist flexion + 20% maximum grip strength (WFG)
Wrist extension + 20% maximum grip strength (WEG)
Continuous estimation of hand's joint angles from sEMG using wavelet-based features and SVR (2016)
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