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    Arthritis occurs when joints that connect the hand and wrist get inflamed. These are parts that enable the hand and wrist to work together for an action like writing to happen. When these joints are affected by arthritis you will experience intense pain and daily small actions that were not a problem before, will become impossible. Arthritis of the hand needs to be treated immediately because over time if treatment is not administer then it causes inflammation and distortion of this bones they

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    blood curdling scream! My sister panicked, my dogs panicked and I simply held my hand and walked in the house to show my grandfather. My left little finger was bent at a 45-degree angle at my large knuckle! Have you ever had something hurt so bad that you couldn’t explain it in words? My finger felt like it was being ripped from my hand! I couldn’t even tell my grandfather what had happened. I simply put out my hand for him to see. He said, “Oh my, I think you have dislocated your finger.” It was

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    athlete, great benefits may emerge from these setbacks. The summer of 2014 was the summer I significantly broke my finger. As minor as it sounds, it posed a huge threat to my athletic career. I am a baseball player, an outfielder to be exact, so my hands are what got me to where I am now. It all began on a Tuesday afternoon while swimming at friend Garrett’s house. The greatest part about this was that he has a porch that you can jump from and land in the pool, so I took full advantage of this; consequently

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    Describe event On September 14th a child showed up with her mother for an outpatient procedure. The minor was checked in at registration and then proceeded back to prepare for surgery with the pre-op nurse. At this time the mother further explained that she would be leaving the facility but gave contact information to get a hold of her once the procedure was complete. This information was placed on a note pad and note in the patients file. Once pre-op was complete the child was taken back to

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    tear resistant PERFECT FIT: Sized to comfortably fit adult hands with an outer diameter of 3.45” PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE: Includes 15 lb, 30 lb, 45 lb rings BUILDS STRENGTH: Strengthens fingers, hands, wrists and forearms IMPROVES DEXTERITY: Varied activities include crushing, pinching and extensions perfect for athletes, musicians and physical therapy patients Product Description: Increase strength and improve dexterity with the Vive hand strengthener rings. Premium silicone rings offer three

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    care with my hands leaning back looking up at the colorful displays. While it is illegal in North Carolina to not have heavy bookshelves mounted to the ground, this day care had chosen to forgo that rule and use them as room dividers. A little boy on the other side of the divider with sandy blond hair shoved his backpack into the cubby, excited to go out and play among his friends. One of the poorly taken care of wheels on the bottom of this bookshelf collapsed toppling over onto my hand, crushing almost

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    and associated devices have their advantages and disadvantages. 2.1 Sensor Based Methods Cyber Gloves are one type of wireless sensor device that can be used in trajectory model for hand gesture recognition (Trajectory Modeling in gesture recognition using cybergloves). Glove attached with sensors determine hand pose by converting sensed finger flexion into electrical signals (Design considerations for a wearable monitor to measure finger posture). Although there are different configurations for

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    Seeing the light: Smart glasses enhance vision for partially blinded people Visually weakened people could recover a degree of spatial awareness, cheers to some specially-developed smart glasses. Smart glasses that can benefit people with partial visualization to pilot and evade walking into obstacles have been developed by researchers at Oxford University. The smart glasses, which contain of a video camera attached on the frame of the glasses and a computer processing component that is slight

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    Assignment Cover Sheet Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment NAME: Joseph Raj Tatineni STUDENT ID: 213521327 UNIT CODE: SEB711 ASSIGNMENT: ASSIGNMENT 1 ASSIGNMENT: Haptic control robotic hand DUE DATE: 20/04/2015 Plagiarism and collusion Plagiarism occurs when a student passes off as the student’s own work, or copies without acknowledgment as to its authorship, the work of any other person. Collusion occurs when a student obtains the agreement of another person for a fraudulent

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    technology designed to provide multi-point mid-air haptic feedback above an interactive surface. The technology depends on focusing ultrasound to project separated points of haptic feedback through the display and then directly to the user’s bare hands. This new technology is simple and accessible, which make it easy to enter different fields of industry and have wide applications. Index Terms—Haptic feedback, Ultrahaptics, Touch screens. (Key words) I. INTRODUCTION Touch screens have become common

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