Lecture

Peripheral sensory feedback

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of sensory feedback, existing solutions to restore sensation, and the organization of sensory feedback in the peripheral nervous system. It explores implementations of artificial sensory feedback in neuroengineering, including targeted muscle reinnervation and peripheral neural interfaces.

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