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A proposal for wearable controller device and finger gesture recognition using surface electromyography

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Hand and finger motion is very complicated and achieved by intertwining forearm part (extrinsic) and finger part (intrinsic) muscles. We created a wearable finger-less glove controller using dry electrodes of sEMG(surface Electromyography) and only intrinsic hand muscles were sensed. Our wearable interface device is easy to wear and light-weighted. In offline analysis, we identified the tapping motion of fingers using the wearable glove. Totally eleven features were extracted, and linear discriminant analysis (LDA) was used as a classifier. The average of the discrimination result of intersubject analysis was 88.61±3.61%. In online analysis, we created a demo that reflects actual movement in the virtual space by Unity. Our demo showed a prediction of finger motions, and realized the motions in the virtual space.

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      SA '17: SIGGRAPH Asia 2017 Posters
      November 2017
      114 pages
      ISBN:9781450354059
      DOI:10.1145/3145690

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