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Learning to play the piano with the supernumerary robotic 3rd thumb

Shafti et al., 2020

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15885304047229211318
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Shafti A
Haar S
Zaldivar R
Guilleminot P
Faisal A
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bioRxiv

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We wanted to study the ability of our brains and bodies to be augmented by supernumerary robot limbs, here extra fingers. We developed a mechanically highly functional supernumerary robotic 3rd thumb actuator, the SR3T, and interfaced it with human users …
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