Photo–Electric Sensor Applied to Hand Fingers Movement
Jaime Leybón Ibarra1, María del Rocío Ramírez Barba2, Verónica Taboada Picazo3.
Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación, División de Investigación Básica y Aplicada, Departamento de Neurometría Calz. México–Xochimilco #289, Col. Arenal de Guadalupe, Del. Tlalpan, C. P. 14389, México D.F. e–mails: jaleybon@hotmail.com1; rociogramirezb@hotmail.com2; vtpicazo@yahoo.com.mx3
Articulo recibido en Mayo 16, 2005
Aceptado en Agosto 25, 2006
Resumen
Se presenta el desarrollo y aplicación de un guante instrumentado con dispositivos foto–eléctricos para diferenciar cuatro posiciones durante el movimiento flexor de los dedos de las manos, distinguiendo los queiremas que un signante realiza al comunicarse por medio de la lengua de señas mexicana (LSM).
Palabras Claves. Guante instrumentado, dispositivos foto–eléctricos, queiremas, lengua de señas mexicana.
Abstract
It is presented the development and application of an instrumented glove with photo–electric devices to detect four finger positions during a flexion movement to differentiate the deaf person hand positions (queiremas) that uses the mexican sign language (MSL) to communicate.
Keywords: Instrumented glove, photoelectric device, queiremas (hand shape), Mexican sign language.
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