Neuropunk revolution: preliminary results

Abstract

In this paper, I present two preliminary results of the use of the “neuropunk revolution” technologies and approaches and one perspective to use the “neuropunk revolution” approach as the integration principle of the set of implants as well as noninvasive stimulators. The first case is the definition of neurointerface using the neurosimulation as a generator of neuronal activity for muscle stimulation as well as digital components interface to “speak the language” of the nervous system. The second case is the implementation of the neurointerface with real-time neurosimulation for spasticity inhibition via antagonist muscle/nerve stimulation. The last case is the presentation of the integration principle of the neuroimplants infrastructure integrated and consisting of implanted neurostimulators, nanoengineered capsules, and non-invasive stimulators for the neurorehabilitation of complete spinal cord trauma purposes facilitation.