Healthtech R&D
SOLUTION
Software and engineering support for an arm neuroprosthesis R&D project
Personalized arm neuroprosthesis with bidirectional neural feedback
Areusdev supported Armin's research project on a personalized arm neuroprosthesis designed for bidirectional neural feedback. Our team contributed software and mechanical engineering: signal processing and control software, integration work, and the mechanical structure of the prosthesis.
What we worked on:
- Neural interface for collecting neurosignals and returning tactile feedback in real time
- Mechanical structure of the prosthesis
- Integration of control, feedback and mechanics into one adaptable system
Developing a personalized arm neuroprosthesis that provides natural, bidirectional neural feedback posed significant challenges.
The project aimed at a prosthesis that exchanges signals with the peripheral nervous system, so that grip force and joint position could be controlled and tactile feedback returned. That required reliable neurosignal acquisition, low-latency processing and a mechanical design that stays safe and adaptable for people with partial upper limb amputation.

