Limb-state information encoded by peripheral and central somatosensory neurons: implications for an afferent interface
A major issue to be addressed in the development of neural interfaces for prosthetic control
is the need for somatosensory feedback. Here, we investigate two possible strategies …
is the need for somatosensory feedback. Here, we investigate two possible strategies …
Estimating bladder pressure from sacral dorsal root ganglia recordings
Individuals with dysfunctional bladders may benefit from devices that track the bladder state.
Recordings from pelvic and sacral nerve cuffs can detect bladder contractions, however they …
Recordings from pelvic and sacral nerve cuffs can detect bladder contractions, however they …
Online feedback control of functional electrical stimulation using dorsal root ganglia recordings
In neuroprostheses that use functional electrical stimulation (FES) to restore motor function,
closed-loop feedback control may compensate for muscle fatigue, perturbations and …
closed-loop feedback control may compensate for muscle fatigue, perturbations and …
Using primary afferent neural activity for predicting limb kinematics in cat
JB Wagenaar - 2011 - d-scholarship.pitt.edu
Kinematic state feedback is important for neuroprostheses to generate stable and adaptive
movements of an extremity. State information, represented in the firing rates of populations …
movements of an extremity. State information, represented in the firing rates of populations …