Wearable muscle activity sensor and electrode
AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsLuke J. Currano, Korine A. Ohiri, Leslie H. Hamilton, Matthew T. McGuire, Paul J. Biermann, Leah M. Strohsnitter
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AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsLuke J. Currano, Korine A. Ohiri, Leslie H. Hamilton, Matthew T. McGuire, Paul J. Biermann, Leah M. Strohsnitter
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A muscle activity sensor includes a base textile, an electrode, and an interconnect. The base textile is configured to apply a compression force against a dermal surface of the user. The electrode is coupled to the base textile and includes a sensor layer including a conductive textile coupled to a dermal side of the base textile. The sensor layer is configured to receive electrical signals associated with muscle activity of the user. The electrode may also be configured to provide the electrical signals as an output signal. The interconnect may be coupled to the base textile over a distance from the electrode to an interconnect junction contact such that the interconnect moves with the base textile as the user moves. The interconnect may be further configured to deliver the output signal from the electrode to the interconnect junction contact.
A muscle activity sensor comprising:
A muscle activity sensor comprising:
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