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SBIR Phase II: Biosensor Device for Recordation of Handwriting

SBIR Phase II: Biosensor Device for Recordation of Handwriting
SBIR 第二阶段:用于记录笔迹的生物传感器设备
批准号:
0848523
负责人:
Michael Linderman
金额:
$50.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-02-15 至 2012-01-31

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中文摘要
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这个小企业创新研究(SBIR)第二阶段项目提出了一个生物传感器设备原型的构建,该设备将从手部肌肉记录的肌电图(EMG)信号中产生文本。这种生物传感器设备将使用户能够在计算机或移动设备上输入文本,而不需要特殊的纸、笔或其他设备来跟踪笔。近年来各种技术的进步使得开发适合字符识别的肌电检测和分析技术成为可能。利用电生理学、模式识别、信号处理和计算机工程的先进技术,本项目提出开发一种实用的系统来破译由安装在数字手套中的生物传感器产生的肌电信号。该项目将使用第一阶段开发的测试平台系统,该系统有助于验证该概念。在第一阶段获得的各种字符的手肌电信号模式的知识将用于硬件设备的开发。发展将在数据收集、数据表示(准备)和数据分析领域进行。由于使用了更先进的电极、数据处理滤波器和神经网络算法,这三个领域都有望取得进展。所提出的方法将消除当前技术面临的几个限制,并应提供一个更耐用,灵活,准确和用户友好的产品,可以很容易地适应不同的用户做笔记,或为手机写短信。这项技术将显著影响腕管综合症的病情,这是打字员中常见的一种职业病。基于肌电图的无指手套也可以作为不能说话或有听力问题的残疾人的替代交流设备。由此产生的产品在教育、医学、远程机器人方面有许多应用,并且可以被移动工作者使用。作为一种可穿戴的电脑设备,该产品将有助于提高用户的形象和自尊。这个研究项目将有助于更好地理解肌肉的相互作用。最后,将要开发的手写应用程序可以成为分析和比较各种模式识别算法的测试平台,包括传统的统计算法和神经网络,例如自组织映射(SOM),状态向量机(SVM)或时间滞后递归网络(TLRN)。这些算法已经在各个领域得到了广泛的应用。
英文摘要
This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II Project proposes the construction of a biosensor device prototype that will produce text from electromyographic (EMG) signals recorded from hand muscles. This biosensor device will enable the user to enter text into a computer or a mobile device without the need of special paper, pen, or other devices to track the pen. Recent advances in various technologies have made it practical to develop the EMG detection and analysis techniques suitable for character recognition. Taking advantage of advances in electrophysiology, pattern recognition, signal processing, and computer engineering, this project proposes to develop a practical system to decipher the EMG signals generated by biosensors mounted in the digital glove. The project will use the test bed system that was developed during Phase I project and helped to prove the concept. The knowledge of hand EMG patterns of various characters that were gained during Phase I will be used in the development of hardware device. The development will be conducted in the areas of Data Collection, Data Representation (preparation), and Data Analysis. The improvements are expected in all three areas, due to the use of more advanced electrodes, data processing filters, and the application of Neural Networks algorithms.The proposed approach will remove several limitations faced by current technology and should provide a more durable, flexible, accurate, and user friendly product that can be easily adapted to different users for taking notes, or writing SMS messages for cell phones. The technology will significantly impact the condition of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, a common occupational illness being reported among typists. EMG-based fingerless glove can also be used as alternative communication device by disabled people who are not able to talk, or who have hearing problems. The resulting product has many applications in education, medicine, tele-robotics, and can be used by mobile workers. As a wearable computer device, this product will help to improve users' image and self esteem. This research project will contribute to the better understanding of muscle interactions. Finally, the handwriting application that will be developed, can become a test bed for analyzing and comparing various pattern recognition algorithms, including traditional statistical algorithms and neural networks, for example Self Organizing Maps (SOM), State Vector Machine (SVM), or Time Lagged Recurrent Networks (TLRN). These algorithms already have numerous applications in various fields.
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