A Modular Transradial Bypass Socket for Surface Myoelectric Prosthetic Control in Non-Amputees
Michael D. Paskett; Nathaniel R. Olsen; Jacob A. George; David T. Kluger; Mark R. Brinton; Tyler S. Davis; Christopher C. Duncan; Gregory A. Clark · 2019 · arXiv
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Abstract (excerpt)
Bypass sockets allow researchers to perform tests of prosthetic systems from the prosthetic user's perspective. We designed a modular upper-limb bypass socket with 3D-printed components that can be easily modified for use with a variety of terminal devices. Our bypass socket preserves access to forearm musculature and the hand, which are necessary for surface electromyography and to provide substituted sensory feedback. Our bypass socket allows a sufficient range of motion to complete tasks in the frontal working area, as measured on non-amputee participants. We examined the performance of non
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