Advanced 56 channels stimulation system to drive intrafascicular electrodes

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Advanced 56 channels stimulation system to drive intrafascicular electrodes

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International audience. A wearable, 56-channel stimulator was developed and successfully tested to drive multichannel intrafascicular electrodes. It is able to safely elicit sensory afferent signals through the activation of 4 Time-4H intrafascicular electrodes. The STIMEP embeds not only the pulse generator but also a software that ensures: i) real time control by a hand-prosthesis, ii) embedded procedures for sensation mapping interfaced with a PC software, iii) impedance follow-up, iv) real-time safety management.

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