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Volitional control of movement interacts with proprioceptive feedback in motor cortex during brain-computer interface control in humans

2024-02-28

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Vision and proprioception regulate motor output during reaching. To study the effects of sensory input on motor control, brain computer interfaces (BCIs) offer particular advantages. As part of a long-term clinical BCI trial, we implanted two 96-channel microelectrode arrays into M1 of a person who was completely paralyzed below the neck but retained intact somatosensation. Neural recordings from M1 were transform...

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664e1ebb-dfdd-5981-8b09-5e07172b55b2
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10.1101/2024.02.26.24303289
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