Sentence examples for ability to grasp objects from inspiring English sources

The second is a soft robotic glove that can be used to restore an impaired patient's ability to grasp objects during activities of daily living.

Previously I worked on the soft robotic glove for gripping, which helped people with spinal cord injuries regain their ability to grasp objects independently.

For a service robot that moves rapidly, a robot gripper must be lightweight and must have the ability to grasp objects of any size or shape stably.

Demonstrations will include: the Grip Glove – a lighweight soft robotic glove to assist patients in their ability to grasp objects independently – a soft wearable robot for shoulder support and a soft exosuit to restore mobility of post-stroke patients.

Written by researchers from Huazhong University of Science and Technology in China and Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, the study claimed the relationship between the anatomical structure of the hand and its ability to grasp objects is "the proper design by the Creator to perform a multitude of daily tasks in a comfortable way".

Culham and colleagues who are based at the UWO, Queen's University and the University of Missouri, and include Jason Gallivan as first author focus their investigation on the neural substrates that underlie our ability to grasp objects.

Later, while working with other members to improve a robot's ability to grasp fragile objects—similar to the task Rus tried to tackle in her PhD work Katzschmann remodeled the actuators he'd developed for the fish to help engineer a new kind of hand for humanoid robots like Baxter.

They've only just learned to grasp objects.

Young infants attempt to grasp objects in pictures as if they're really there.

Gerber (2014, 18 19) notes that architecture and urbanism have elusive and hard to grasp objects.

For instance, human experience in grasping has been used to guide a robotic arm and hand to grasp objects, and lately to compare human-guided grasps to grasps obtained with a planner (Balasubramanian et al. 2010).