PossessedHand

Overview

PossessedHand is a wearable device that uses electrical stimulation to control human finger and wrist movements. It applies stimulation to muscles via a belt worn on the forearm, enabling autonomous finger motion. With 28 electrodes and 14 independent channels, it reproduces complex hand movements. Automatic calibration optimizes electrode position and stimulation intensity without expert knowledge. It is used for rehabilitation, brain science research, and skill acquisition.

Key features

• ▸Electrical stimulation to control finger and wrist movements
• ▸28 electrodes and 14 independent channels for complex finger motion
• ▸Automatic calibration for electrode position and stimulation intensity
• ▸Direct control of hand and finger movements via computer signals
• ▸Supports rehabilitation and skill acquisition