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Immersive Virtual Reality for Myoelectric Prostheses Training: Home Feasibility Trial
Myoelectric prostheses (MEPs) offer significant benefits to individuals with amputations by enabling more natural and intuitive control. However, accepting and mastering MEPs control remains a challenge. The learning process is often lengthy and painful, requiring users to adapt to complex and exten
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