The Occluded Prosthetic Hand can be Perceived based on Augmented Reality Technology

In this paper, an augmented reality-based perceptual feedback method of dexterous prosthesis has been proposed, which can establish an intuitive and convenient feedback pathway and reduce the use load of prosthetic hands. The proprioception and force feedback strategy was proposed and established based on augmented reality technology. Finally, the effectiveness and feasibility of the above strategies are verified by experiments. First, the feasibility of the proprioception feedback strategy is tested, and then the force feedback strategy is tested. The experimental results show that the proposed method establishes an effective perceptual feedback closed-loop control, improving patients' cognition of the prosthesis, including force, grasping gestures and other information, and improving users' perception ability.