Abstract:
A measurement of finger grip strength is important, since the grip strength is related with the condition. A lot of kinds of their relationships have been studied. Some d...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
A measurement of finger grip strength is important, since the grip strength is related with the condition. A lot of kinds of their relationships have been studied. Some doctors who are finger or hand specialists have various kinds of implicit knowledge regarding finger force. If the finger forces could be measured, it is expected that many useful and novel knowledge would be found. Therefore, this paper describes a new finger force distribution measurement system developed for analyzing those implicit knowledge. Some experiments are performed with using the new developed device, and the effectiveness of the device is verified.
Date of Conference: 14-16 January 2019
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 29 April 2019
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- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Measurement Device ,
- Finger Force ,
- Measurement System ,
- Grip Strength ,
- Tacit Knowledge ,
- Grip Strength Measurement ,
- Maximum And Minimum ,
- Effect Modification ,
- Pressure Sensor ,
- Maximum Force ,
- Index Finger ,
- Occupational Therapists ,
- Ring Finger ,
- Handgrip Strength ,
- Blue Bars ,
- Red Bars ,
- Middle Finger ,
- Device Size ,
- Quantitative Way ,
- Upper Case ,
- Weight Of The Device ,
- Little Finger ,
- Sensor Resistance ,
- Hand Size
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- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Measurement Device ,
- Finger Force ,
- Measurement System ,
- Grip Strength ,
- Tacit Knowledge ,
- Grip Strength Measurement ,
- Maximum And Minimum ,
- Effect Modification ,
- Pressure Sensor ,
- Maximum Force ,
- Index Finger ,
- Occupational Therapists ,
- Ring Finger ,
- Handgrip Strength ,
- Blue Bars ,
- Red Bars ,
- Middle Finger ,
- Device Size ,
- Quantitative Way ,
- Upper Case ,
- Weight Of The Device ,
- Little Finger ,
- Sensor Resistance ,
- Hand Size
