2023
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0285081
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Evaluating the effect of non-invasive force feedback on prosthetic grasp force modulation in participants with and without limb loss

Abstract: Grasping an object is one of the most common and complex actions performed by humans. The human brain can adapt and update the grasp dynamics through information received from sensory feedback. Prosthetic hands can assist with the mechanical performance of grasping, however currently commercially available prostheses do not address the disruption of the sensory feedback loop. Providing feedback about a prosthetic hand’s grasp force magnitude is a top priority for those with limb loss. This study tested a weara… Show more

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