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A fully embedded adaptive real-time hand gesture classifier leveraging HD-sEMG and deep learning

Tam et al., 2019

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17277756953334486152
Author
Tam S
Boukadoum M
Campeau-Lecours A
Gosselin B
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IEEE transactions on biomedical circuits and systems

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This paper presents a real-time fine gesture recognition system for multi-articulating hand prosthesis control, using an embedded convolutional neural network (CNN) to classify hand- muscle contractions sensed at the forearm. The sensor consists in a custom non-intrusive …
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