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● TITLE: A study of myoelectric signals for arm prosthesis control
● AUTHORS: Bousso, D., Ishai, G.
● SOURCE: Bio Medical Engineering, v. 6, No. 11 (1971).
● ABSTRACT: An artificial arm capable of performing several different movements requires a means of control. One possible method is to use the myoelectric signals produced by the contraction of existing muscles in the patient's body. The authors investigate the feasibility of using a single muscle to give two commands-`on' or `off'-depending on its signal level. An apparatus was built for controlling a gas-powered prosthesis by commands through a two-signal level control system. Twelve muscle sites were found to be usable, and subjects easily learned how to produce the two signal levels voluntarily.
● CITED BY:
Nashner, L.M., "Adapting reflexes controlling the human posture," Exp. Brain Res., v. 26(1), pp. 59-72 (August 27, 1976).
Nashner, L.M., "Fixed patterns of rapid postural responses among leg muscles during stance," Exp. Brain Res., v. 30(1), pp. 13-24 (October 24, 1977).
Graupe, D., "Multi-function control system for an artificial upper-extremity prosthesis for above-elbow amputees." United States Patent 4030141 (21 June 1977).
Lam, H.S., Morgan, D.L., Lampard, D.G., "Derivation of reliable electromyograms and their relation to tension in mammalian skeletal-muscles during synchronous stimulation," Electroencephalograph. Clin. Neurophys., V. 46, No. 1, pp. 72-80 (1979).
Muzumdar, A., "Powered upper limb prostheses: Control, implementation and clinical applications," Springer, Berlin (2004) p. 193 in Chapter 10.
Smart, H., "On myoelectric control of upper limb prostheses," in:
"Powered Upper Limb Prostheses," Springer, Berlin (2004)
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