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Mitigating the effect of electrode displacement for robust neural interfaces with wearable muscle sensors
Brain-computer interfaces offer a direct communication pathway between the nervous system and external devices, promising transformative applications in neurorehabilitation and assistive technology. Among non-invasive modalities, surface electromyography has emerged as a prominent solution, leveragi
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