An implantable, designed-for-human-use peripheral nerve stimulation and recording system for advanced prosthetics.

John R Lachapelle, Caroline K Bjune,Alexander L Kindle,Andrew Czarnecki,John R Burns, Julianne E Grainger, Carlos A Segura, Brian D Nugent, Tirunelveli S Sriram,Philip D Parks,Edward Keefer,Jonathan Cheng

2016 38th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC)(2016)

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Complex suture prostheses that deliver sensory and position feedback require a more sophisticated integration with the human user. Here a micro-size active implantable system that provides many-degree-of-freedom neural feedback in both sensory stimulation and motor control is shown, as one potential human-use solution in DARPA's HAPTIX program. Various electrical and mechanical challenge and solutions in meeting both sensory /motor performance as well as ISO 14708 FDA-acceptable human use in an aspirin-size active implementation are discussed.
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Electric Stimulation,Humans,Peripheral Nerves,Prostheses and Implants,Psychomotor Performance,Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation
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