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A.T. Literature- Robotic Arm

  1. 3 Awesome and Inspiring Inventions From the White House Science Fair
  2. 7 Tech Breakthroughs That Empower People With Disabilities
  3. A New Grip on Life
  4. Bionics
  5. Brain Could Guide Artificial Limbs
  6. Control of a Six Degree of Freedom Prosthetic Arm After Targeted Muscle Reinnervation Surgery
  7. Creating Flexible Robotic Hands
  8. How Can Someone Control a Machine With Her Thoughts?
  9. I Think, Therefore I Move – ‘Brain Cap’ Turns Thought Into Motion
  10. Implanted Neuroprosthesis for Assisting Arm and Hand Function After Stroke: A Case Study
  11. Interview With a Cyborg
  12. Jamming Grippers Combine to Form Robotic Elephant Trunk
  13. Learning to Accept, and Master, a $110,000 Mechanical Arm
  14. Machines for Living
  15. Mechanical Arm May Revolutionize Prosthetics
  16. Minds, Machines Merge to Offer New Hope for Overcoming Impairments
  17. Monkeys Think, Moving Artificial Arm as Own
  18. Neuronal Ensemble Control of Prosthetic Devices by a Human with Tetraplegia
  19. Open Arms
  20. Paralyzed Woman Moves Robotic Arm With Her Thoughts
  21. Pitt to Study ‘Brain-Computer Interface’ for Paralyzed Patients
  22. Pneumatic Thought Controlled Prosthetic Arm Created by Students
  23. Reach and Grasp by People With Tetraplegia Using a Neurally Controlled Robotic Arm
  24. Researchers Introduce the First DARPA Limb Prototype
  25. Robot Hand for the Disabled
  26. Robotic Control Through Tissue Optics
  27. Robotic Gripper Picks Up Objects Using Coffee Grounds and a Balloon
  28. Robotic Hand Gets a Grip Using String Artificial Tendons
  29. Robotics Breakthrough: Scientists Make Artificial Skin
  30. The Assistive Robotic Arm
  31. The Pentagon's Bionic Arm
  32. Toward an Assistive Indoor/Outdoor Living Environment for People With Disabilities
  33. Using Virtual Reality Environment to Facilitate Training With Advanced Upper-Limb Prosthesis
  34. Wheelchair Arm Controlled by Thought Alone
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