PDF of poster presentation @ Cybathlon Symposium Oct 06 2016 @ Kloten.

• [PDF of poster presentation as A0-poster] (glorious but inconvenient unless plotted and hung on a wall)
• [PDF of the presentation as regular article (A4 size)] (not so glorious but a lot more practical)

contact wuff (at) swisswuff.ch

Cite:

@Misc{schweitzereggercybathlonsymposium2016,

title = {{Prosthetic arm design: i-Limb Revolution versus customized body 
powered arm in a work environment combining bodily exertion, wide 
temperature ranges, wide body motion ranges, heavy workload 
and subtle grips -- Kloten, ZH, Switzerland, Oct 6 2016: 
Cybathlon Symposium}},

year = {2016},

author={Schweitzer, Wolf and Egger, David},

url={https://www.swisswuff.ch/tech/?p=6342},

howpublished = {Poster presentation},

day={6},

month = {October},

}

Update – December 2017

Meanwhile, this was written up as article and published here:

Final draft [PDF].

Here is the publisher’s attempt to compile my LaTeX manuscript to what they think looks good [link].

@Article{Schweitzer2018,
 author="Schweitzer, Wolf
 and Thali, Michael J.
 and Egger, David",
 title="Case-study of a user-driven prosthetic arm design: bionic hand
 versus customized body-powered technology in a highly demanding 
work environment",
 journal="Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation",
 year="2018",
 month="Jan",
 day="03",
 volume="15",
 number="1",
 pages="1",
 abstract="Prosthetic arm research predominantly focuses 
on ``bionic'' but not body-powered arms. However, any research 
orientation along user needs requires sufficiently precise workplace 
specifications and sufficiently hard testing. Forensic medicine is
a demanding environment, also physically, also for non-disabled 
people, on several dimensions (e.g., distances, weights, size, 
temperature, time).",
 issn="1743-0003",
 doi="10.1186/s12984-017-0340-0",
 url="https://doi.org/10.1186/s12984-017-0340-0"
 }