Presentation 1999/7/19
Hand trajectory in a human arm movement on the sagittal plane : Relation between hand height and motion duration
Takeyuki Aiba, Yasuhiro Wada,
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Abstract(in English) We measured human arm movements on the sagittal plane, and confirmed that the higthest position side that the hand passes through on the vertical changes according to the motion duration. Then, a differential coefficient of the minimum commanded-torque change model with respect to the fand height was compared with the amount of change of the hand height from measurement data. A high correlation existed between the two. This shows the possibility that the position the hand passes through on the vertical side, which changes according to the motion duration, can be estimated by the differential coefficient. In the report, we incorporate a relation between the via-point position and motion duration into the hardware of the trajectory formation model, i.e., the Forward Inverse Relaxation Model, which is based on the minimum commanded-torque change model. It is shown that the trajectory generated by the model is the same as the measured human trajectory on the sagittal plane.
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Keyword(in English) hand trajectory / via-point / motion duration / minimum commanded-torque change model
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Title (in English) Hand trajectory in a human arm movement on the sagittal plane : Relation between hand height and motion duration
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Keyword(1) hand trajectory
Keyword(2) via-point
Keyword(3) motion duration
Keyword(4) minimum commanded-torque change model
1st Author's Name Takeyuki Aiba
1st Author's Affiliation Nagaoka University of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Yasuhiro Wada
2nd Author's Affiliation Nagaoka University of Technology
Date 1999/7/19
Paper # NC99-29
Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 193
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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