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To simplify the modelling process, some noteworthy assumptions were employed in the multisegment finger model and in the tendon network model.

The various case studies were performed for a unit finger model considering different loading conditions.

The index finger model is developed using a commercial software package AnyBody, and it contains seven muscle/tendons that connect the three phalangeal finger sections.

The width parameter w of the cone is uniquely determined by the height of the segment and the radius of the sphere, which models the bottom joint: Figure 4 Building a finger model from quadrics.

Finally, numerical simulations of the finger pulling up the tab of the can end has also been performed and discomfort in the fingertip has been related to the maximum value of the contact stress of the finger model.

To provide kinematic and kinetic inputs for the tendon network model, a multisegment finger model was constructed.

Moreover, creating realistic and clinically useful finger models still requires developing new computational means to simulate the viscoelastic tendinous networks of the extensor mechanism, and the muscle bone ligament interactions in complex articulations.

Especially, works on soft finger modeling provide us with a good hint from the viewpoint of supporting both frictional force and moment, since this type of finger tip can resist frictional moment around the axis perpendicular to the contact surface as well as frictional force.

This overview of our work on precision pinch (i.e., the ability to produce and control fingertip forces) presents some of our findings around three Research Themes: Mechanics-based quantification of manipulation ability; Anatomically realistic musculoskeletal finger models; and Neural control of finger muscles.

The popular 'zinc-finger model' proposed that the CTCF's different functions are due to the interplay between the zinc-finger engagement and the underlying sequence differences (Ohlsson et al., 2001).

An effective-fingering model was developed to scale up fingering effects.