Brain-computer interface and voice-controlled 3D printed prosthetic hand

Brain-computer interface and voice-controlled 3D printed prosthetic hand

Current designs for 3D printed hand prosthetics are only capable of basic hand gestures given their fully mechanical structure. That said, the purpose of this thesis is to give users greater flexibility and control over 3D printed hand prosthetics by modifying and improving existing open-source pros...

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Main Authors: Oppus, Carlos M, Prado, Jesus Roselito R, Escobar, Jocel C, Mariñas, Juan Antonio G, Reyes, Rosula SJ
Format: text
Published: Archīum Ateneo 2017
Subjects:
Rocks
Three-dimensional displays
Prosthetics
Headphones
Electroencephalography
Speech recognition
Software
Biomedical
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Online Access:https://archium.ateneo.edu/ecce-faculty-pubs/55
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7848527
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Institution: Ateneo De Manila University
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Summary:Current designs for 3D printed hand prosthetics are only capable of basic hand gestures given their fully mechanical structure. That said, the purpose of this thesis is to give users greater flexibility and control over 3D printed hand prosthetics by modifying and improving existing open-source prosthetics models. This will be accomplished by integrating two control modules with the 3D printed prosthetic hand - (a) a brain-computer interface, and (b) a voice recognition module - which will serve as its two primary modes of control.

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