Matteo Antonio Russo

This version is not peer-reviewed. Enrico Garaci,Matteo Antonio Russo,Marilena Pariano,Matteo Puccetti,Consuelo Fabi,Sarah Balucchi,Marina Maria Bellet,Maurizio Ricci,Massimo Fini,Luigina Romani  * Enrico Garaci,Matteo Antonio Russo,Marilena Pariano,Matteo Puccetti,Consuelo Fabi,Sarah Balucchi,Marina Maria Bellet,Maurizio Ricci,Massimo Fini,Luigina Romani  * This version is not peer-reviewed.

1. Introduction Human hands offer a vast range of movement possibilities that most other animals lack. Although individuals with limited operating hands can adapt to perform precise tasks, many daily behaviors still require hand and finger functionality [1]. A hand without finger joints would be significantly less useful, as the independent movement of each finger greatly enhances its capabilities [2]. A human hand has 23 degrees of freedom, with 3 in the wrist and 4 in each finger.

1. Introduction The assessment of a driver’s physiological state is of paramount importance for road safety and the development of advanced monitoring systems. The number of road accidents, even minor ones, is constantly increasing and represents a growing concern for road safety. Indeed, according to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 1.35 million people die in road accidents each year, while up to 50 million people are injured or disabled.