Vishal Rawji
@vishrawji.bsky.social
1) Post-doctoral fellow at Imperial College London; 2) NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Neurology at King's College London
MBPhD from University College London
Interests in human motor control including disease, neuromotor interfacing
MBPhD from University College London
Interests in human motor control including disease, neuromotor interfacing
We then re-routed the activity of a single motoneuron to control a wearable, soft exoskeleton that uses motors and wires to pull on rings placed on joints. In doing so, this participant could grasp a pen and deform a sponge 10/n
July 18, 2025 at 6:56 PM
We then re-routed the activity of a single motoneuron to control a wearable, soft exoskeleton that uses motors and wires to pull on rings placed on joints. In doing so, this participant could grasp a pen and deform a sponge 10/n
One could also use two independent motoneurons to control a cursor in 2D (one controlling the x-axis position and the other controlling the y-axis position) 9/n
July 18, 2025 at 6:56 PM
One could also use two independent motoneurons to control a cursor in 2D (one controlling the x-axis position and the other controlling the y-axis position) 9/n
And could control a single motoneuron to play Pong! 8/n
July 18, 2025 at 6:56 PM
And could control a single motoneuron to play Pong! 8/n
Excitingly, both participants were able to proportionally control the activity of single motoneurons 7/n
July 18, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Excitingly, both participants were able to proportionally control the activity of single motoneurons 7/n