Development of a hybrid arm prosthesis controlled by EEG signals

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2017
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This work presents the development of a hybrid arm prosthesis controlled by EEG signals. A microcontroller in the prosthesis is responsible to process the signals sent by a headset that reads the electrical activity of the brain. Also presents the mechanical development of the prosthesis, respecting the ergonomic and anthropometric criteria. From this development, the work serves as a basis for improving the quality of life of the people and presents a low cost of production compared to the average price of hybrid prosthesis. © 2017 IEEE.
  1. arm prosthesis
  2. EEG
  3. hybrid prosthesis
  4. Brain
  5. Costs
  6. Anthropometrics
  7. Arm prosthesis
  8. Cost of productions
  9. EEG signals
  10. Electrical activities
  11. Hybrid prosthesis
  12. Low-costs
  13. Mechanical development
  14. Quality of life
  15. Prosthetics
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