Biomedical Engineering · Vol. 9, Issue 1 · pp. 536–550
A Low-Cost Design for Prosthetic Grip Control, Tested in 715 Trials
Saige Daugherty · Nhã Yến Phùng
Phillips Exeter Academy · University of Oxford
Abstract
This study revisits prosthetic grip control through the lens of field-deployable analysis. Using equipment available in most teaching laboratories, we replicate and extend prior findings across 1340 experimental runs. We observe a statistically significant effect (p < 0.04) that persists across all tested conditions. We release our data and code to support replication by other student researchers.
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