TC Bionic Hand – Research and Development Concept
The system serves as an experimental platform to study how integrated sensor and actuator technologies may contribute to future prosthetic hand applications.
Technological Exploration
Within this research framework, various sensor technologies are being evaluated, including electromyographic (EMG) sensors, pressure and haptic sensors, thermistors, infrared sensors, and inertial measurement units (IMUs).
These components are used in a controlled laboratory environment to study signal processing, motion detection, and data integration. The investigations focus exclusively on the technical performance, response characteristics, and algorithmic control of the system.
AI and Big Data Research
The AI and data architecture of this concept is being developed to explore machine learning and pattern recognition for adaptive motor control. Research efforts aim to analyze how AI models could, in the future, contribute to predictive analytics and signal optimization in bionic systems.
All research activities remain limited to algorithmic simulation and data validation in non-clinical settings.
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