Analysis of Skin Deformation Differences on the Upper Arm Between Active and Passive Movements During Elbow Flexion and Extension

Analysis of Skin Deformation Differences on the Upper Arm Between Active and Passive Movements During Elbow Flexion and Extension
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10.1109/embc46164.2021.9630800
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2021-11
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2021 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC)
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Sung-Gwi Cho;Mayuki Toyoda;Ming Ding;J. Takamatsu;C. Yokota;T. Ogasawara
Sung-Gwi Cho;Mayuki Toyoda;Ming Ding;J. Takamatsu;C. Yokota;T. Ogasawara
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Sung-Gwi Cho;Mayuki Toyoda;Ming Ding;J. Takamatsu;C. Yokota;T. Ogasawara

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