Sensor-Based Categorization of Upper Limb Performance in Daily Life of Persons With and Without Neurological Upper Limb Deficits

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences, October 2021

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RT @FrontRehSci: 🟥 A brilliant article published in our Journal highlighting the role of wearable sensors in the categorization of upper li…

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RT @FrontRehSci: 🟥 A brilliant article published in our Journal highlighting the role of wearable sensors in the categorization of upper li…

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🟥 A brilliant article published in our Journal highlighting the role of wearable sensors in the categorization of upper limb performance in those with and without neurological deficits. Check it out here: https://t.co/3eXPmHtJ7Q

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RT @JBarth_DC_OT: 🚨🆕🚨 Categories of UL 💪🖐️ performance in people with and without #stroke #⃣ 211 participants w/ & w/out neurological UL…

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