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Force-Displacement Graphs of Hand Devices with Cosmetic Glove: Performance Analysis

This study examines the force-displacement characteristics of hand prosthetic devices, comparing their performance with and without a cosmetic glove. Specifically, it highlights testing conducted on the Becker Imperial hand, which was evaluated without a glove. The findings contribute to the understanding of efficiency in voluntary opening (SVO) mechanisms for hand and hook prosthetic devices, based on 24 years of development, and published in the Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development.

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Force-Displacement Graphs of Hand Devices with Cosmetic Glove: Performance Analysis

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  1. Figure 6. Force displacement graphs of hand devices, with and without cosmetic glove applied, during full open and close test. Becker Imperial hand (Becker Mechanical Hand Co; St. Paul, Minnesota) was only tested without glove. SVO = soft voluntary opening. Smit G , Bongers RM, Van der Sluis CK, Plettenburg DH. Efficiency of voluntary opening hand and hook prosthetic devices: 24 years of development? J Rehabil Res Dev. 2012;49(4):523–34.http://dx.doi.org/10.1682/JRRD.2011.07.0125

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