In recent years, myoelectric control systems have emerged for upper limb wearable robotic
exoskeletons to provide movement assistance and/or to restore motor functions in people …

Hand gestures are crucial for developing prosthetic and rehabilitation devices, enabling
intuitive human–computer interaction (HCI) and improving accessibility for individuals with …

In recent years, sEMG (surface electromyography) signals have been increasingly used to
operate wearable devices. The development of mechanical lower limbs or exoskeletons …

With the emergence of edge-computing platforms, the applications of smart wearable
devices are immense. This technology can be incorporated in consumer products such as …

The effectiveness of EMG biofeedback with neurorehabilitation robotic platforms has not
been previously addressed. The present work evaluates the influence of an EMG-based …

Myoelectric control has emerged as a promising approach for a wide range of applications,
including controlling limb prosthetics, teleoperating robots and enabling immersive …

Human-machine interfaces frequently use electromyography (EMG) signals. Based on
previous work, feature extraction has a great deal of influence on the performance of EMG …

Wearable robotics, also called exoskeletons, have been engineered for human-centered
assistance for decades. They provide assistive technologies for maintaining and improving …

One of the most difficult parts of stroke therapy is hand mobility recovery. Indeed, stroke is a
serious medical disorder that can seriously impair hand and locomotor movement. To …

Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic technique that measures the electrical activity
generated by skeletal muscles. Utilizing electrodes placed either on the skin (surface EMG) …