Research.

Three areas we work in: contact sensing, surface EMG and repairable hands.

  • Measuring grip in a hand that costs €5,000.

    Grip force and slip, measured with parts cheap enough for a €5,000 hand, and firmware that reads them while the hand is in use.

  • Getting more out of two surface EMG sensors.

    Diego opens and closes from two sensors. The preprint above asks how much more a small decoder could get from the same signals, and how to test that without one person's training data leaking into their own test set.

  • Hands the wearer can repair.

    Finger modules, palm layouts and materials that print today and can be moulded later.

One preprint so far.

We work with universities and clinical research groups.

The topics are prosthetic control, materials and human-hand data. If you run a lab in one of these areas, write to us.

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