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A neural interface provides long-term stable natural touch perception

Tan et al., 2014

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7099155526395834298
Author
Tan D
Schiefer M
Keith M
Anderson J
Tyler J
Tyler D
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Science translational medicine

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Touch perception on the fingers and hand is essential for fine motor control, contributes to our sense of self, allows for effective communication, and aids in our fundamental perception of the world. Despite increasingly sophisticated mechatronics, prosthetic devices still do not …
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