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The importance of proprioception in myoelectric robotic control and in restricted gait
Proprioception is the body’s sense of relative position and force in space. It is crucial for human movement planning and execution, as well as advanced control of robotic devices. In this dissertation, I explore this importance to both the myoelectric control of supernumerary robotic devices, as w
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