myoelektiske
Myoelektiske, often translated as myoelectric in English, refers to the use of electrical signals produced by skeletal muscles to control external devices or to study muscle function. The term is used in Danish and related languages to describe systems that detect muscle activity and translate it into mechanical action.
In practice, myoelectric control relies on electromyography (EMG). Surface electrodes placed on the skin over residual
Applications are most prominent in upper-limb prosthetics, such as myoelectric hands and arms. Control methods include
Advantages of myoelectric systems include more natural and intuitive control, reduced reliance on physical cables, and
Ongoing research seeks to improve signal processing robustness, develop wireless and implantable sensors, and advance machine-learning