... experimenter. Indeed, the use of external markers for the kinematics of fingers has been demonstrated to provide reliable results ( 30 ) and is necessary during in situ studies. Another limitation of our model is that the method did not take into account the hysteresis, which arises between the load-unload...

...Sang Wook Lee; Hua Chen; Joseph D. Towles; Derek G. Kamper Understanding the transformation of tendon forces into joint torques would greatly aid in the investigation of the complex temporal and spatial coordination of multiple muscles in finger movements. In this study, the effects of the finger...

... the essential anatomical structures of a finger, such as skin layers (dermis and epidermis), subcutaneous tissue, bone, and nail. Our analysis indicated that the fingertip has a major local resonance around 100 Hz and that the vibration displacement in the soft tissues under the nail bed is less than 10...