nevroproteser
Nevroproteser are devices that interface with the nervous system to restore, replace, or augment neural function. They work by translating external signals into neural stimulation or by converting neural activity into usable information for external systems. The development of neuroprostheses encompasses invasive implants that interact directly with neural tissue and non-invasive approaches that modulate the nervous system from outside the body. They can be aimed at restoring sensory input, such as hearing or vision, enabling motor control, or modulating neural circuits to alleviate symptoms of neurological disorders.
Common examples include cochlear implants, which stimulate the auditory nerve to provide hearing sensations for people
Neuroprostheses rely on advanced neural interfaces, biocompatible materials, and sophisticated signal processing to achieve precise, reliable