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Personal Statement: Arturo Haces-Garcia

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Dr. Lee Hello I am Arturo Haces- Garcia I am an 11th grade student at Santa Gertrudis Academy High School, in Kingsville, Texas, and I am interested in developing a project for my local science fair, this project involves using electromyography signals to control servos. The project in question is a Prosthetic forearm, which will move by connecting small muscle electrodes to certain muscles in the face, where certain actions, like blinking, smirking, and frowning will make the arm do a certain moves. Last year I entered the competition, and I reached the State level with my Self Driving Accident Avoiding Car, I also attended the INTEL-ISEF as a Student Observer. I got interested in prosthetics because I love electronics, and want to make

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