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Semi-Autonomous Prosthesis Control Empowered by 5G and Mobile Edge Computing
Prosthetic hands equipped with cameras can use computer vision to plan grasps automatically, reducing cognitive effort. However, running modern vision models on wearable devices is impractical due to power and processing constraints. We present the first prototype of a 5G-connected mobile edge compu
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