Neuroprosthetics is the interdisciplinary field developing artificial devices that interface with the nervous system to restore lost sensory, motor, or cognitive functions. It combines neuroscience, bioengineering, and robotics to translate neural signals into functional movement and perception.

The Neuroprosthetics session explores technologies enabling direct communication between brain, spinal cord, and external devices. Scientists showcase innovations in implantable electrodes, brain–computer interfaces (BCIs), and sensory feedback systems.

At the Neuroprosthetics Conference, biomedical engineers, neuroscientists, and clinicians discuss device miniaturization, biocompatibility, and AI algorithms decoding brain intent. Applications span limb prostheses, auditory implants, and vision restoration.

This session provides an exceptional platform for professionals merging biological systems with machine intelligence. Attendees will learn about real-time decoding of neural activity, material science in implants, and ethical implications of neuro-augmentation.

Recent progress in Neural Interface Technology highlights wireless prosthetics and closed-loop feedback improving accuracy, adaptability, and patient experience.