DEVELOPING CONTROL SYSTEMS THAT PROVIDE PRECISE AND RESPONSIVE BODY MOVEMENTS IN WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES
Abstract
The advent of wearable technologies has revolutionized the way we interact with ourselves and our surroundings. From fitness trackers to prosthetic limbs, wearable devices have become an integral part of our daily lives. One of the most significant challenges in the development of wearable technologies is creating control systems that can accurately and responsively detect and replicate human body movements. This article will explore the importance of developing control systems that provide precise and responsive body movements in wearable technologies, highlighting the current state of research, the challenges faced, and the potential applications of such systems.
Keywords
Control systems, technology integration, wearable technologies, neuroplasticity.
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