Neural implant device containing flexible electrodes and proximity sensors on pneumatically inflatable cavities, allowing real-time electrode repositioning without the need for additional surgery.
Conventional surface-mounted neural implant technologies, such as retinal prosthesis or electrocorticography, typically have surface conformity issues. Planar electrode arrays cannot fit the varied surface topography of the retina or brain of individuals. The relative position of electrodes with the designated surface may also have micromotions in long-term usage. In some regions with poor electrode conformity, the signal quality will be significantly degraded, or completely lost.
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