Infinite Biomedical Technologies

This study compares a new myoelectric control strategy called Glide to the standard Direct Control method for upper limb prostheses. Seven adults with below-elbow amputations will use both systems over 24 weeks to see which offers better function, satisfaction, and ease of use. T…

This study tests a virtual training system called MyoTrain for people who have lost part of an arm. Sixteen participants will either use MyoTrain or standard mental practice to learn controlling a prosthetic hand. The goal is to see if MyoTrain helps them use their prosthesis mor…

This study tests a new control system called Glide for prosthetic arms. It compares how often users need to adjust the system or visit a clinician versus standard pattern recognition control. The goal is to see if Glide is easier to use long-term for people with above- or below-e…