Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Jun Uk Chu

Kwang Meyung Kim

Jong Woong Park

In Chan Youn

Kui Won Choi

Jinseok Kim

Ick Chan Kwon

Jinwoo Jeong

Sang Rok Oh

Keehoon Kim

Jin Seok Kim

Inchan Youn

Ji Yoon Kang

Jun-Kyo Francis Suh

Ockchul Kim

Jun Kyo Suh

Sung Min Han

Kang Il Song

Heui Chang Lee

A nerve probe array has a connector made of a flexible material; and a plurality of probes coupled to the connector, each of the plurality of probe having an electrode formed at a body thereof. The plurality of probes are arranged with intervals in a length direction of the connector, and the connector surrounds an outer circumference of a nerve, and the plurality of probes pierce the outer circumference of the nerve and are inserted into the nerve.

Neural probe array of high performance and for minimized damage of neuron

The present disclosure relates to peripheral nerve interface system and method for prosthetic hand control, which may measure, analyze and control efferent motor nerve signals and afferent sensory nerve signals by regenerating a peripheral nerve and control an artificial prosthetic hand by means of the measurement, analysis and control of the signals. For this, the peripheral nerve interface system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a nerve conduit connected to a terminal of a damaged peripheral nerve at a cut body portion; a prosthesis for substituting for the cut body portion; and a peripheral nerve interface unit electrically connected to the nerve conduit and the prosthesis to restore a function of the damaged peripheral nerve and control operations of the prosthesis by transmitting and receiving signals of the damaged peripheral nerve.

Peripheral nerve interface system and method for prosthetic hand control

Disclosed are a system and a method for artificial nerve networking capable of restoring a damaged nerve and allowing selective detection, analysis, transmission and stimulation of a signal from the damaged nerve. The artificial nerve networking system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a first nerve conduit connected at one end of a damaged nerve; a second nerve conduit connected at the other end of the damaged nerve; and an artificial nerve networking unit electrically connected to the first nerve conduit and the second nerve conduit and recovering the function of the damaged nerve by transmitting and receiving a signal to and from the damaged nerve.

Artificial nerve networking system and method for functional recovery of damaged nerve

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Daegu, South Korea

Jun Uk Chu