2021
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0256753
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Testing silicone digit extensions as a way to suppress natural sensation to evaluate supplementary tactile feedback

Abstract: Dexterous use of the hands depends critically on sensory feedback, so it is generally agreed that functional supplementary feedback would greatly improve the use of hand prostheses. Much research still focuses on improving non-invasive feedback that could potentially become available to all prosthesis users. However, few studies on supplementary tactile feedback for hand prostheses demonstrated a functional benefit. We suggest that confounding factors impede accurate assessment of feedback, e.g., testing non-a… Show more

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