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Tiny Robotic Nerve Cuffs Could Transform How We Treat Neurological Conditions

Cambridge researchers have created flexible, minimally invasive devices that can wrap around nerves, offering new ways to treat neurological conditions and control prosthetics. Researchers have developed tiny, flexible devices that can wrap around individual nerve fibers without damaging them.

United kingdomChaoqun dongDamiano baroneGeorge malliarasSwiss national science foundationUnited kingdom researchCambridge department of engineeringCambridge department of clinical neurosciencesSciences research councilUniversity of cambridgeNerve interface art conceptPeripheral nerveProfessor george malliarasNerve cuffCambridge trustPhysical sciences research council

Nerve Cuffs Robots May Aid in Neurological Condition Treatment

Nerve Cuffs Robots May Aid in Neurological Condition Treatment
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United kingdomGeorge malliarasChaoqun dongDamiano baroneCambridge department of engineeringUnited kingdom researchSwiss national science foundationUniversity of cambridgeSciences research councilCambridge department of clinical neurosciencesProfessor george malliarasCambridge trustPhysical sciences research councilNature materials

Flexible, Robotic Nerve Cuffs Offer Potential for Minimally Invasive Monitoring and Treatment of Neurological Conditions

Flexible, Robotic Nerve Cuffs Offer Potential for Minimally Invasive Monitoring and Treatment of Neurological Conditions
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Soft robotic nerve cuffs could revolutionize treatment of neurological conditions

Researchers have developed tiny, flexible devices that can wrap around individual nerve fibres without damaging them.

United kingdomDamiano baroneGeorge malliarasChaoqun dongSciences research councilCambridge department of clinical neurosciencesUnited kingdom researchSwiss national science foundationCambridge department of engineeringUniversity of cambridgeProfessor george malliarasCambridge trustPhysical sciences research councilChronic pain

Robot injected in the skull spreads its tentacles to monitor the brain

A soft robot inserted through a hole in the skull can deploy six sensor-filled legs on the surface of the brain to monitor electrical activity. The design has been tested in miniature pigs and could someday help people who experience epileptic seizures

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