PNAS

Arm dominance is an emergent effect of practice executing complex trajectory shapes required by tools and objects

Limb dominance is often taken as evidence that the dominant hemisphere is intrinsically better at motor control. We tested an alternative: dominance reflects asymmetric practice with tools and objects ...
The Business Journals

Battelle spins out device that restores movement in paralyzed limb

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BioSpace

NeuroLife® Launch Brings Non-Invasive Technology Aimed at Restoring Hand and Arm Movement After Stroke and Spinal Cord Injury

The NeuroLife company closes $2.9 million seed round with founding partners Battelle and The NeuroTech Institute to advance wearable neurotechnology toward clinical validation COLUMBUS, ...
IEEE

Discrete-Target Prosthesis Control Using Uncertainty-Aware Classification for Smooth and Efficient Gross Arm Movement

Abstract: Current control approaches for gross prosthetic arm movement mainly regulate movement over a continuous range of target poses. However, these methods suffer from output fluctuation caused by ...
IEEE

Enabling Versatility and Dexterity of the Dual-Arm Manipulators: A General Framework Toward Universal Cooperative Manipulation

Abstract: Grasping and manipulating various kinds of objects cooperatively is the core skill of a dual-arm robot when deployed as an autonomous agent in a human-centered environment. This requires ...