prostheticnounspecialized

Examples of prosthetics

prosthetics
While it is hoped that prosthetics will solve more problems than they create, unforeseen physical limitations can further complicate performance.
The limitations on the application of technology to prosthetics is very much based on the overwhelming need for the devices to be practical.
In recent years, microprocessor technology has invaded the world of prosthetics, revolutionizing the control systems used in powered upper extremity prosthetics.
Developing prosthetics to treat cognitive disabilities resulting from acquired brain injuries.
Biomorphic prosthetics specifically model the sensorimotor organ they are designed to replace, although data availability may require model development based on another species.
By implementing structurally and behaviorally accurate models as prosthetics, biologically accurate restoration can be approximated.
As with other prosthetics, the performer will need to practice with it; likewise, the composer must be judicious in its use.
Simulations and a prosthetics-related real-world example involving wrist kinematics illuminate important aspects of the results.
It is thus an appealing concept for use in prosthetics where the material's motion can be muscle-like.
A human hand has a wide range of possible grasps that match the target object, but conventional prosthetics use devices with a very limited range.
This quantity is of potential relevance to prosthetics, as it can be said to indicate the functionally optimal alignment of an anthropomorphic terminal device.
Skilled therapists may compare reliably a benchmark with other populations,1 however not all prosthetics clinics include occupational therapists.
It is accepted that whether as prosthetics or robotic hands, artificial hands are used for a variety of applications.
The prosthetics field is very price sensitive.
Digital narrative conjures up concepts of the machine behaving as if imbued with human attributes, as suggested by robotics, prosthetics, the cyborg, and the melding of body and machine.
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