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Description
Despite the high number of degrees of freedom of the human hand, most actions of daily life can be executed incorporating only palmar, pincer and lateral grasp. In this study we attempt to discriminate these three executed reach-and-grasp actions utilizing their EEG neural correlates. Ultimately, we target to incorporate these findings in a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) driven neuroprosthesis which should enable persons suffering from high spinal cord injury to perform basic grasps of daily life