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Virus in microfluidic chamber.avi
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Varicella zoster virus moves inside the axon in a channel of a microfluidic chamber.
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Accelerometer Control of Prosthetic Hand.wmv
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A benchtop demonstration of the ability to use an accelerometer on a prosthetic hand to control the rotation of the wrist to an exact desired angle.
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MORPH Control of Prosthetic Hand.wmv
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An able-bodied subject demonstrates the ability of a Myoelectrically-Operated RFID Prosthetic Hand (MORPH) to control more than just a prosthetic terminal device. RFID tag...
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RFID control of the Michelangelo hand.wmv
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A benchtop demonstration of the advantages that come from integrating an RFID reader with myoelectric prosthetic hand control.
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RFID Concept Demo.wmv
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A virtual reality demonstration of the conceptual idea of integrating an RFID reader with myoelectric prosthetic hand control.
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Accelerator-Controlled Auto-Orientation.wmv
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An accelerometer on the hand is involved in the closed-loop control of the wrist-rotation unit of the hand. An able-bodied subject demonstrates how this advancement can be...
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MORPH Tennis Ball Demo.wmv
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An able-bodied subject demonstrates the ability of a Myoelectrically-Operated RFID Prosthetic Hand (MORPH) to intelligently switch between the control of multiple degrees o...
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MORPH Clothespin Test.MOV
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An able-bodied subject demonstrates the ability of a Myoelectrically-Operated RFID Prosthetic Hand (MORPH) to intelligently switch between the control of multiple degrees o...
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MORPH JASPER Prosthesis Control Tests.wmv
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A transradial amputee demonstrates the advantages of the Myoelectrically-Operated RFID Prosthetic Hand (MORPH) in a battery of functional hand dexterity tasks. EMG thresho...
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Indivdiual Finger Control of a Virtual Prosthetic Device Using Surface EMG
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An able-bodied subject shows how EMG signals from only the surface of his arm can be used to control the individual fingers of a virtual prosthetic in real-time.
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