Learning Control Sharing Strategies for Assistive Cyber-Physical Systems

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Abstract:

People with upper extremity disabilities are gaining increased independence through the use of assistive robotic arms, but performing tasks that require many small precise movements remains difficult. In fact, a confounding factor is that the more severe a person’s motor impairment, the more limited are the control interfaces available to them to operate the system.

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