Manuscript
A systematic literature review on non-invasive EEG-controlled upper-limb prosthetic-hand implementation
M. R. Hoshen and E. Ali
Review manuscript
Publication status awaiting confirmation; not listed here as a published article.
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EEG-controlled prosthetic hands: a literature review
A systematic literature review of non-invasive EEG-controlled upper-limb prosthetic-hand implementation. The work examines how brain-signal acquisition, interpretation and prosthetic hardware have been brought together in existing systems. It supports my longer-term interest in assistive robotics while remaining a literature study rather than a prosthetic device I have built.
Review manuscript- Period
- Literature-based research
- Engagement
- Literature-based research
- My role
- Review researcher
Behind the project
The interest in brain-controlled hands began early. Reviewing existing implementations was one way to study that question while developing the practical skills and resources needed for future work.
My involvement
I worked on the review with E. Ali. The portfolio distinguishes this manuscript from physical prototypes and from the separate proprioceptive-haptics direction.