Assessing First Time Usability of a Hand Augmentation Device in a Large Sample of Diverse Users
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This upload provides additional information and data related to the paper "Assessing First Time Usability of a Hand Augmentation Device in a Large Sample of Diverse Users" (Clode et al., 2024).
The study investigated users' first-time usage of the Third Thumb at "The Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2022", a large public engagement event held from July 6th to July 10th, 2022, at The Royal Society in London, England. The exhibition attracted more than 6,000 visitors.
The Third Thumb is a supernumerary robotic finger. During the event, nearly 600 participants practiced using the Third Thumb in motor tasks aimed at different aspects of motor control. We examined how various demographic factors affected performance.
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