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Qin Hu

6 accepted papers

2023

On the Potentials of Surface Tactile Imaging and Dilated Residual Networks for Early Detection of Colorectal Cancer Polyps

IROS 2023poster

This study proposes a novel diagnosis framework to decrease the early detection miss rate of colorectal cancer (CRC) polyps by using a hypersensitive vision-based tactile sensor (HySenSe) and a deep residual neural network. The HySenSe generates high-resolution 3D textural images of 160 realistic po…

Cited by 6SourceScholar
2022

Deep Heterogeneous Dilation of LSTM for Transient-Phase Gesture Prediction Through High-Density Electromyography: Towards Application in Neurorobotics

RA-L 2022

Deep networks have been recently proposed to estimate motor intention using conventional bipolar surface electromyography (sEMG) signals for myoelectric control of neurorobots. In this regard, Deepnets are generally challenged by long training times (affecting practicality and calibration), complex

Cited by 24SourceScholar
2022

Hand Gesture Recognition via Transient sEMG Using Transfer Learning of Dilated Efficient CapsNet: Towards Generalization for Neurorobotics

RA-L 2022

There has been an accelerated surge in utilizing the deep neural network to decode central and peripheral activations of the human nervous system to boost the spatiotemporal resolution of neural interfaces used in human-centered robotic systems, such as prosthetics, and exoskeletons. Deep learning m

Cited by 18SourceScholar
2021

Temporal Dilation of Deep LSTM for Agile Decoding of sEMG: Application in Prediction of Upper-Limb Motor Intention in NeuroRobotics

RA-L 2021

The spectrotemporal information content of surface electromyography has shown strong potential in predicting the intended motor command. During the last decade, with accelerated exploitation of powerful deep-learning techniques aligned with advancements in active prostheses and neurorobots, a great

Cited by 36SourceScholar
2021

Toward Deep Generalization of Peripheral EMG-Based Human-Robot Interfacing: A Hybrid Explainable Solution for NeuroRobotic Systems

RA-L 2021

This letter investigates the feasibility of a generalizable solution for human-robot interfaces through peripheral multichannel Electromyography (EMG) recording. We propose a tangential approach in comparison to the literature to minimize the need for (re)calibration of the system for new users. The

Cited by 48SourceScholar