Using MRT data to compute a hand kinematic model
Patrick van der Smagt, Georg Stillfried
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
Even though there are many existing computational models of the kinematics of the human hand, none of them has the required precision sufficient to allow for rebuilding a model of the human hand. Embedded in a larger project in building a robotic arm mimicking the dynamics and kinematics of the human hand and arm, our goal is to obtain a detailed description of the kinematics of a human hand. The model is obtained from MR recordings of the bones of the hand, in a large number of different poses. The kinematic description should take all possible active, muscle-driven finger movements into account, including the complexity of the finger joints. The result of this model will be used in a simulation of the human hand, as well as a basis for reconstructing the hand as a robotic device.
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