Category: Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE)

Published Date: 21/10/2026
Posted in #voightkampff test - dilemma Academic Project Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Algorithm regarding best choice of prosthetic arm Disability and the public Impact of visible disability on non-disabled people Symbolism

Enlightenment and realities of prosthetic arms [considerations]

Published Date: 18/10/2026
Posted in Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Attitude Disability and the public Discrimination ERC - EU - Horizon How to communicate the right way Impact of visible disability on non-disabled people Media publishing discriminating content Media publishing hyped up distortions Objectification Prosthetic hook Research premise myths Satire Stigmatization Strategy, marketing Symbolism Trash Culture

What evidence is there that real pirates actually wore prosthetic hooks? [TL;DR: none]

Published Date: 21/01/2025
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Disability and the public Prosthetic sensory feedback

Article “Restoration of Genuine Sensation and Proprioception of Individual Fingers Following Transradial Amputation with Targeted Sensory Reinnervation as a Mechanoneural Interface” [review]

Published Date: 10/01/2025
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Disability and the public Prosthetic sensory feedback

Perspectives on the comparative benefits of body-powered and myoelectric upper limb prostheses [review]

Published Date: 28/12/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Disability and the public Discrimination Research premise myths

Prosthetic arm development and AI (artificial intelligence) to address user needs [review]

Published Date: 26/09/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Attitude How to communicate the right way Humorous Attempts Research premise myths Trash Culture

Mini Exhibition about Prosthetic Arms / Artificial Hands [no reference, no communication]

Published Date: 17/07/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Discrimination How to communicate the right way Symbolism

Perceptions and hallucinations in the light of absent or insufficient explanations [overview]

Published Date: 07/03/2024
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Attitude Disability and the public How to communicate the right way Impact of visible disability on non-disabled people Research premise myths

Uncanny usage of “healthy subject” as “opposed” to “amputee” status in human research [academic researchers: “what” (not “who”) we are]

Published Date: 13/02/2024
Posted in Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Catch-22 of Cybathlon Cybathlon 2016 Cybathlon 2020 Disability and the public ERC - EU - Horizon Janet and John Media publishing hyped up distortions Research premise myths Specifications and comparisons Strategy, marketing

Peter Kyberd and the Cybathlon Advisory Board [commentary]

Published Date: 18/12/2023
Posted in Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Disability and the public Discrimination Media publishing hyped up distortions Objectification Research premise myths Stigmatization Swiss Attempts / Swiss Hype Trash Culture

Interview of Roland Sigrist by Cybathlon Interviewer [with critical comment]

Published Date: 30/06/2022
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Disability and the public Research premise myths

Myoelectric prosthetic arms – who missed the bus, and how?

Published Date: 20/03/2022
Posted in Academic Project Academic research (review) Academic research under The Amputee Excuse (TAE) Disability and the public ERC - EU - Horizon Research premise myths

Is European (EU, ERC, Horizon, Cordis) funded research into prosthetic arm title related subjects getting, like, anywhere, like, at all with regard to physically demanding work use? [54,7 Million EU in total, TL;DR: no]

Published Date: 02/01/2022
Posted in Academic research (review) Disability and the public Prosthetic sensory feedback Research premise myths

[Review] Structural validity and reliability of the patient experience measure: A new approach to assessing psychosocial experience of upper limb prosthesis users {subjective view on a subjectively structured subject}