Is moving things with your mind science fiction or science Rikky Muller Berkeley Wireless Research Center BEARS Conference 2012 Science Fiction US STATISTICS Spinal Cord Injury 250k 11k ID: 935342
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Putting Electronics in the Brain
Is moving things with your mind science fiction or science..?
Rikky Muller
Berkeley Wireless Research Center
BEARS Conference 2012
Slide2Science Fiction
Slide3US STATISTICS
Spinal
Cord
Injury:
250k; 11k/
yr
56
% between 16
and 47, 30% quadriplegic
Traumatic Brain Injury:
5.3M
Amputees:
400k
Stroke: 6.5MALS/Locked-in Syndrome: 30kEpilepsy: 3MParkinson’s: 1MClinical Depression: 1MOCD: 28 k
Who Could Use a Neural Interface?
Goal: To restore mobility, communication to > 17M people/year
Slide4Brain-Machine Interface
[
Nicolelis
, Nature ‘01]
Slide5Brain-Machine Interface
What are they not showing us?
[
Velliste
et al, Nature 2008]
Slide6Past and Future
Interfaces
Today
’
s Devices
Tomorrow
’
s Devices
[Hochberg, Nature 2006]
The
Vision
[
Doerner
,
2010]
2mm
Slide7Berkeley Wireless Research Center
250 SUTARDJA-DAI
HALL
Collaborators:
WIFO
–
Wireless
Foundations
Center
BSAC
–
Berkeley
Sensor & Actuator CenterCITRIS – Environmental EngineeringCNEP – Center for Neural Engineering & Prostheses