Low Power Electronic System for Tactile Sensory Feedback for Prosthetics
This paper presents a portable, low power electronic system for tactile sensory feedback for prosthetics. The system provides a prototype based on commercial off-the-shelf components having a wireless portable interface electronics and an array of 32 tactile sensors. The proposed prototype
demonstrates to be able to transmit the touched signals with low power energy consumption achieving a battery lifetime of about 22 hours. Experimental results validate the correct functionality of the proposed prototype when different input stimuli have been tested. The proposed system overcomes
similar state-of-the-art solutions having higher number of input channels featuring low power and real time operation.
Keywords: INTERFACE ELECTRONICS; LOW POWER ELECTRONICS; PIEZOELECTRIC SENSORS; PROSTHETIC APPLICATION; WEARABLE DEVICES
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 March 2019
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