“Neuroprosthetics for Restoration of Upper Limb Function”

Motivation:

  • People with severe disabilities may have limited means to communicate or interact with their environment
  • Traditional assistive technologies often require some amount of dexterity to operate
  • A brain-computer interface (BCI) can establish a direct link between the brain and an external device
    • Potential for high degree-of-freedom, intuitive control
    • Rehabilitation

Outline:

  • Definition of BCI/ neuroprosthesis
  • Multidisciplinary research approach
  • BCI for neurorehabilitation
  • BCI as assistive technology
    • User Priorities
    • Clinical research at Pittsburgh
  • Barriers to clinical translation

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