A Wireless Neural Stimulator IC for Cortical Visual Prosthesis.

Jungho Lee, Joseph Letner, Jongyup Lim, Yi Sun, Seokhyeon Jeong, Yejoong Kim, Beomseo Koo, Gabriele Atzeni, Jiawei Liao, Julianna Richie, Elena Della Valle, Paras Patel, Taekwang Jang, Cynthia Chestek, Jamie Phillips, James Weiland, Dennis Sylvester, Hun-Seok Kim, David Blaauw
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We propose a 0.25 × 0.25 × 0.3 mm (~0.02 mm3) optically powered mote for visual cortex stimulation to restore vision. Up to 1024 implanted motes can be individually addressed. The complete StiMote system was confirmed fully functional when optically powered and cortex stimulation was confirmed in-vivo with a live rat brain.

一种用于皮质视觉假体的无线神经刺激IC。
我们提出了一种0.25×0.25×0.3mm(~0.02mm3)的光动力微尘,用于视觉皮层刺激以恢复视力。最多1024个植入的微粒可以单独寻址。当光学供电时,完整的StiMote系统被证实是完全功能性的,并且用活体大鼠大脑在体内证实了皮层刺激。
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