Simultaneous estimation of hand joints’ angles towards sEMG-driven human-robot interaction
Simultaneous estimation of hand joints’ angles towards sEMG-driven human-robot interaction
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同时估计手关节角度以实现表面肌电驱动的人机交互
DOI:
10.1109/access.2022.3212046
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发表时间:
2022
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
张小栋
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作者:
王海;陶庆;苏娜;张小栋
Human beings havevery dexteroushands which help us manipulate a lot of complicated tools.But most researches focus on gestures’ recognition.This situation leads to thephenomenonthat our prosthetic hands lackcontinuous and natural movement. This paper proposes a method aimed to decode fingermovements continuously and simultaneously based on multi-channel surface electromyography signals.This algorithmis useful forsurfaceelectromyography(sEMG)decoding controlled for a prosthetic hand,exoskeleton robots for upper-limb rehabilitation, and remote mechanical hand control. Firstly, the feature extractor based on a sliding time window is usedto extract 8kinds of sEMG features (mean absolute value, integral sEMG value, root mean square, waveform length, logarithmic feature, zero-crossing points, and slope symbol change) from the sEMG signals of 8 channels of the forearm. The estimated angle of the metacarpophalangeal joint with large fluctuation is optimizedby inputtingthem tothe deep forest regression model; Then, the artificial neural network is used to optimize this estimated angle, to create a comprehensive regression model combining the deep forest regression model and artificial neural network; Finally, the comprehensive regression model is used to continuously and accurately decode the collected surface EMG signal to obtain the prosthetic hand finger joint angle control values, and the other finger joint angles can be obtained through proportional controlprinciple. The experimental results show that the average trajectory tracking accuracy of the proposed method is 42% higher than that of the traditional Gaussian process method, reaching 84.4%, which proves that the proposed method has a very good effect on finger joint angle estimation based on sEMG signa.