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Artificial motor control

This chapter will:

  • show that artificial motor control systems act in parallel to the affected physiological control system, with the task to support this system effectively,
  • show that the artificial motor control system can have several objectives:
    • to contribute in real time contol of a motor function,
    • to train the CNS by externally applied stimuli with the objective to assist in relearning the physiological motor control by the CNS,
    • to influence the operation and tuning of the physiological motor system by applying constant stimuli (neuromodulation).
Chapter 10 - Artificial_Motor_Control
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