Development and Assessment of a Soft Wearable for sEMG-Based Hand Grip Detection and Control of a Virtual Environment

The results of this study demonstrate that our VRGrip system could be used for hand grip detection in a virtual environment. In the future, we aim to conduct longitudinal studies to determine if repeated use of the system has merit for grip rehabilitation.

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Sensors
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2025-04-12
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s25082431
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2
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Muscle activation and electromyography studies
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The results of this study demonstrate that our VRGrip system could be used for hand grip detection in a virtual environment. In the future, we aim to conduct longitudinal studies to determine if repeated use of the system has merit for grip rehabilitation.

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