Neuroprosthetics: Re-engineering sound, sight, and touch

Neuroprosthetics have been in development since the advent of the cochlear implants decades ago. Since then, this technology has been adapted towards restoration of sight in patients going blind, and more recently, the development of bi-directional communication systems for use with bionic limbs (neuroprosthetic limbs). These devices have the potential to enhance a patient's overall quality of life as they may now be able to function more independently with a partially restored sense of sound, sight, and level of mobility. This webinar explains trends in the development of these devices and predicts their uptake over the next decade, as covered in our new report, Neuroprosthetics 2018-2028: Technologies, Forecasts, Players.

 

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