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Brain-machine interfaces: Bidirectional communication at last
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Brain-machine interfaces: Bidirectional communication at last explains Mario Prsa, researcher at UNIGE and the first author of the study. "We imaged neural activity in the motor cortex.
For the First Time in History Brain-Machine Interfaces ...
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Mario Prsa, a researcher at UNIGE and the first author of the study explained that they wanted to test whether mice would be able to learn to control a neural prosthesis by relying solely on artificial feedback from a sensory signal. To test this, they imaged neural activity in the motor cortex.
How our body 'listens' to vibrations
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Mar 21, · More information: Mario Prsa et al, Feature-selective encoding of substrate vibrations in the forelimb somatosensory cortex, Nature (2019). DOI: s …
Sounds and vibrations are quite similar for the brain ...
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Mar 21, · In other words, a mouse is unable to distinguish a high-frequency vibration with a low amplitude from a low-frequency vibration with a higher amplitude,» explains Mario Prsa, a researcher in Dr ...
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