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Implanted intracortical electrodes as chronic neural interfaces to the central nervous system

2015-07-21

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Recent developments in neural interfaces show that it is possible to have fine control of a robotic prosthetic by interfacing with the motor cortex of the human brain. Development of long term systems for this purpose is a challenging task with many different possibilities. Intracortical implants have shown the most promise in providing enough signal selectivity and throughput for complex control systems with many...

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984a5079-402b-57e0-86ea-e61e69ecd9a0
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.1255v1
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