Wearable Muscle Activity 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 electrode includes a base textile for applying a compression force against a dermal surface of a user, a sensor layer coupled to a dermal side of the base textile, an interconnect coupled to an external side, opposite the dermal side, of the base textile, and a feedthrough element passing through the base textile. The sensor layer is coupled to the dermal side of the base textile and includes a conductive textile to receive electrical signals associated with muscle activity of the user. The feedthrough element forms an electrical connection between the sensor layer and the interconnect contact to deliver the electrical signals from the sensor layer to the interconnect contact to be provided as an output signal.
A muscle activity electrode comprising:
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