Covers advancements in neurotechnology for enhancing sensory feedback in prosthetic devices, focusing on texture perception and cognitive load effects on performance.
Covers neuroengineering techniques for restoring sensory feedback in bionic prostheses, focusing on electrode design and targeted muscle reinnervation.
Covers neuromodulation therapies designed to restore walking in individuals with spinal cord injuries and explores their implications for other neurological disorders.
Covers methods to restore conscious visual perception by projecting images directly onto the visual brain, bypassing the eyes, particularly for blind patients.
Explores Brain-Computer Interfaces for restoring gait function after spinal cord injury and stroke, showcasing promising results and future possibilities.
Explores the use of FNES in understanding deafness and brain plasticity in cochlear implant patients, highlighting the correlation between FNES data and speech understanding.
Covers auditory and vestibular neuroprostheses, focusing on their principles, applications, and the impact on quality of life for individuals with sensory impairments.