ABSTRACT
An "ideal" artificial hand should match the requirements of prosthetics and humanoid robotics.
It can be wearable by the user which means that it can be perceived as part of the natural body and should replicate sensory-motor capabilities of the natural hand.However, such an ideal bionic prosthesis is still far from reality.
This paper describes the design and fabrication of a novel artificial hand based on a "biomechatronic" and cybernetic approach. The approach is aimed at providing "natural" sensory-motor co-ordination, biomimetic mechanisms, force and position sensors, actuators and control, and by interfacing the hand with the peripheral nervous system.
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