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Development of biomimetic adaptive prosthetic hand
The incomparable structure of the natural human hand has for long been an inspiration for prosthetics’ developers to design and implement mechanical equivalent prostheses. The bioinspired designs primarily intend to enable amputees to achieve their activities of daily living (ADLs) and improve the a
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