Nitish V. Thakor

This paper introduces a scalable tactile sensing platform to measure ground-contact forces in freely moving animals, detecting changes in limb loading after sciatic nerve injury.

This paper introduces a wearable AURIS sensor to monitor heart rate variability during spinal cord neuromodulation, showing comparable accuracy to chest electrodes in rodent models.

This study shows that reinnervating muscle targets after nerve transfers increases motor unit signal separability, improving prosthetic control through better signal decomposition.

This study proposes an optimal path planning framework for upper-limb motion that outperforms existing models in accuracy and computational efficiency for individuals with and without limb loss.

The paper introduces Myomatrix arrays, a high-resolution electrode technology for recording muscle activity from motor units across species during natural behaviors.

The paper establishes a neural circuit model involving inductance to explain neural network behavior and derives the strength-duration relationship.