The Effect of Pressure Suit Gloves on Hand Performance

The Effect of Pressure Suit Gloves on Hand Performance

The effects of pressure gloves on human hand capabilities is a major concern in the performance of extravehicular activity (EVA) for space maintenance and construction missions. The effects of EVA gloves on six hand performance domains was investigated in this NASA sponsored research. They were rang...

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