Evaluation of Pressure Capacitive Sensors for Application in Grasping and Manipulation Analysis
The analysis of the human grasping and manipulation capabilities is paramount for investigating human sensory-motor control and developing prosthetic and robotic hands resembling the human ones. A viable solution to perform this analysis is to develop instrumented objects measuring the interaction f...
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Paola Pessia [verfasserIn] Francesca Cordella [verfasserIn] Emiliano Schena [verfasserIn] Angelo Davalli [verfasserIn] Rinaldo Sacchetti [verfasserIn] Loredana Zollo [verfasserIn] |
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