Using electromyogram (EMG) signals to control upper-limb prostheses is an important
clinical option, offering a person with amputation autonomy of control by contracting residual …

Training with “Extended Reality” or X-Reality (XR) systems can undoubtedly enhance the
control of the myoelectric prostheses. However, there is no consensus on which factors …

Despite a historical focus on prosthetics, the incorporation of electromyography (EMG)
sensors into less obtrusive wearable designs has recently gained attention as a potential …

There is little question of the social, cultural and economic importance of video games in the
world today, with gaming now rivalling the movie and music sectors as a major leisure …

Background A high number of upper extremity myoelectric prosthesis users abandon their
devices due to difficulties in prosthesis control and lack of motivation to train in absence of a …

Background Prosthetic motor rehabilitation usually relies on the highly repetitive training of
movements. Patients might drop out of training because the rehabilitation process is long …

Video games that aim to improve myoelectric control (myogames) are gaining popularity and
are often part of the rehabilitation process following an upper limb amputation. However …

The aim of this study is to establish the effect of task-oriented video gaming on using a
myoelectric prosthesis in a basic activity of daily life (ADL). Forty-one able-bodied right …

Serious games show a lot of potential for use in movement rehabilitation (eg, after a stroke,
injury to the spinal cord, or limb loss). However, the nature of this research leads to diversity …

Objective. The use of electromyogram (EMG) signals recorded from the wrist is emerging as
a desirable input modality for human–machine interaction (HMI). Although forearm-based …