Surface Electromyographic [EMG] Control of a Humanoid Robot Arm by Edward E. Brown, Jr. Goal is to extract position and velocity information from sEMG signals obtained from the biceps and triceps antagonistic muscle pa

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Date: 2005-07-27 14:57:11 Anatomical terms of motion Elbow Arm Biceps Flexion Trigonometric functions Muscle contraction Triceps brachii muscle Antagonist Human anatomy Anatomy Muscular system		Surface Electromyographic [EMG] Control of a Humanoid Robot Arm by Edward E. Brown, Jr. Goal is to extract position and velocity information from sEMG signals obtained from the biceps and triceps antagonistic muscle pa Add to Reading List Source URL: eecs.vanderbilt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 234,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

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