When Less Is More – Discrete Tactile Feedback Dominates Continuous Audio Biofeedback in the Integrated Percept While Controlling a Myoelectric Prosthetic Hand

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@escheme @jsensinger congrats! https://t.co/0csNgS66WD

29 Apr 2021

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67/#365papers More sensory feedback for prosthetic limbs is not always better. It could hinder performance and adaptation. Assessing the internal model as well as prosthesis performance is crucial to fully understanding the effect of sensory feedback. http

26 Aug 2019

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Ever wondered how we make use of different sensory feedback? Check out our latest work @ScuolaSantAnna @escheme @jsensinger https://t.co/Mtjt0eoGGs

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RT @LewisChuang: #pcn19 On the importance of training an internal (mental) model when training patients to control a myoelectric prosthetic…

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