Development of vibrotactile sensory feedback for prosthetic hand user
Executing daily chores with missing limbs is undoubtedly very challenging. For a person who has lost his lower arm, it is highly desirable to replace this loss with a device that not only identical in appearance, but closely mimics its capabilities. While there are many prosthetic products of m...
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iium-579462017-08-22T04:03:39Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/57946/ Development of vibrotactile sensory feedback for prosthetic hand user Mohamad Hanif, Noor Hazrin Hany Chappell, Paul H. White, Neil M. Cranny, Andy T Technology (General) TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Executing daily chores with missing limbs is undoubtedly very challenging. For a person who has lost his lower arm, it is highly desirable to replace this loss with a device that not only identical in appearance, but closely mimics its capabilities. While there are many prosthetic products of multiple functionalities in the current market, the capability of the device to replicate the tactile sensory system are often neglected. This research looks into supplementing a vibrotactile sensory feedback to the residual arm of prosthetic hand users. Surface information obtained at the fingertip of the prosthetic device becomes the input signals to the haptic actuator in generating vibration output. An Eccentric Rotation Mass (ERM) miniature motor has proven its capability to produce the required vibration in 2-axis direction within frequency bandwidth that matches the mechanoreceptor of the human skin. These findings are a stepping-stone in creating a real tactile sensation for prosthetic users. 2014-06-23 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/57946/1/57946_Development%20of%20Vibrotactile%20Sensory.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/57946/2/57946_presentation.pdf Mohamad Hanif, Noor Hazrin Hany and Chappell, Paul H. and White, Neil M. and Cranny, Andy (2014) Development of vibrotactile sensory feedback for prosthetic hand user. In: IASTED International Conference Biomedical Engineering (BioMed 2014), 23rd-25th June 2014, Zurich, Switzerland. (Unpublished) 10.2316/P.2014.818-076 |
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Executing daily chores with missing limbs is
undoubtedly very challenging. For a person who has lost
his lower arm, it is highly desirable to replace this loss
with a device that not only identical in appearance, but
closely mimics its capabilities. While there are many
prosthetic products of multiple functionalities in the
current market, the capability of the device to replicate the
tactile sensory system are often neglected.
This research looks into supplementing a vibrotactile
sensory feedback to the residual arm of prosthetic hand
users. Surface information obtained at the fingertip of the
prosthetic device becomes the input signals to the haptic
actuator in generating vibration output. An Eccentric
Rotation Mass (ERM) miniature motor has proven its
capability to produce the required vibration in 2-axis
direction within frequency bandwidth that matches the
mechanoreceptor of the human skin. These findings are a
stepping-stone in creating a real tactile sensation for
prosthetic users. |
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Mohamad Hanif, Noor Hazrin Hany Chappell, Paul H. White, Neil M. Cranny, Andy |
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Mohamad Hanif, Noor Hazrin Hany Chappell, Paul H. White, Neil M. Cranny, Andy |
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Development of vibrotactile sensory feedback for prosthetic hand user |
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Development of vibrotactile sensory feedback for prosthetic hand user |
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Development of vibrotactile sensory feedback for prosthetic hand user |
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