Optimisation of Hand Posture Stimulation Using an Electrode Array and Iterative Learning Control
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Jane Burridge | Chris Freeman | Timothy Exell | Emma Hallewell | Ann-Marie Hughes | Katie Meadmore | J. Burridge | C. Freeman | A. Hughes | K. Meadmore | T. Exell | E. Hallewell
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