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Peter H. Veltink: Sensing and Control of Human Movement

Description of the research area

The research concerns ambulatory monitoring and artificial support of human movement control:

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Figure. In order to observe how persons control their body movements in an ambulatory setting, several signals can be derived from the physiological motor control system, including neural signals from the Central Nervous System (CNS) (for example ElectroEncephalography, EEG), neural activation of the muscle (ElectroMyoGraphy, EMG) , interaction forces, body movements and neural signals from the physiological sensors.

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Publications

Publications by Peter Veltink (EEMCS)