Lecture

Neuroengineering: Sensory Feedback and Prosthetic Control

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This lecture explores the challenges and mechanisms of sensory feedback in neuroengineering, focusing on the human touch system and biomimetic encoding strategies for artificial limbs. It delves into the intricate neural pathways involved in perceiving and transmitting sensory information, as well as the innovative approaches to simulate natural sensations in prosthetic devices.

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