An interdisciplinary perspective on motor augmentation from neuroscience and design
Prof Tamar Makin & Danielle Clode
University College London
Hosted by SWC Symposium
· 70 minutes
Gower St, London, UK · Hybrid
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Abstract
By studying the neural correlates of hand augmentation, we are exploring the boundaries of neuroplasticity seeing how it can be harnessed to improve the usability and control of prosthetic devices. Tamar Makin and Dani Clode each discuss their research and perspectives within the field of prosthetics that has led to this unique collaboration and exploration of motor augmentation and the brain.
Topics
Dani ClodeTamar Makinbrain-machine interfaceshand augmentationinterdisciplinary researchmotor augmentationmotor controlneural correlates
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