2019
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-33052019000300522
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Adquisición de señales SEMG con electrodos secos para el control de movimiento de dedos en una prótesis robótica fabricada en una impresora 3D

Abstract: Adquisición de señales SEMG con electrodos secos para el control de movimiento de dedos en una prótesis robótica fabricada en una impresora 3D RESUMEN Este artículo presenta la comparación de dos tipos de electrodos, húmedos del tipo Ag/AgCl y secos de acero Inoxidable, y el desarrollo de la adquisición y filtrado de señales SEMG (Señales electromiográficas superficiales) para el control de una prótesis robótica, fabricada en una impresora 3D, para personas con amputación del miembro superior. El trabajo muest… Show more

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“…The strategy for acquiring the signals has been evaluated to determine the most successful methodology. It has been experimented with wet and dry electrodes, finding better performance with dry stainless-steel electrodes (Alvarado et al, 2019). Other improvements made to prosthetic designs include coating 3D printed prostheses with skin-mimicking materials (Tavakoli et al, 2017), achieving better grip on objects.…”
Section: Introduction Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The strategy for acquiring the signals has been evaluated to determine the most successful methodology. It has been experimented with wet and dry electrodes, finding better performance with dry stainless-steel electrodes (Alvarado et al, 2019). Other improvements made to prosthetic designs include coating 3D printed prostheses with skin-mimicking materials (Tavakoli et al, 2017), achieving better grip on objects.…”
Section: Introduction Figurementioning
confidence: 99%