Research on EEG-Based Control of Prosthetic Hand

Chun Sheng Li; Hai Bin Zhao; Hong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.2-3.423

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Research on EEG-Based Control of Prosthetic Hand

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The wireless control method is implemented between NEU BCI-II brain-computer interface and DR05 humanoid hand in this paper. A user interface with a set of real-time analysis and control methods is developed based on Lab VIEW platform. Wavelet analysis method is embedded in this framework, which extracts the character of alpha rhythm. 86.7% correct rate is achieved by using this framework to make humanoid hand do six gestures. Electronic disturbance of finger motor is eliminated by adopting wireless method.

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December 2011

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Chun Sheng Li, Hai Bin Zhao, Hong Wang

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Electroencephalograph (EEG), Prosthetic Hand, Wavelet Analysis, Wireless Control

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