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Avilés-Carrillo et al., 2026 - Google Patents

A biomechanical hand model to quantify finger joint kinematics using a 3d motion capture system

Avilés-Carrillo et al., 2026

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3390432487977752310
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Avilés-Carrillo V
Molinari R
De Villa G
Elias L
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The kinematics of rhythmic, speed-modulated finger and grasp-like movements were analyzed using a reduced biomechanical model of the hand and a marker-based optical motion-capture system. Twenty-one healthy participants performed eight hand motor tasks …
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