Peripheral nerve bionic interface: a review of electrodes

As the demand for sensory feedback to and from prosthetic limbs becomes increasingly desirable, implantable neural interfaces are becoming more attractive. Here, we briefly review the current landscape of extra-neural electrodes for interfacing the peripheral nervous system exploring both clinical and exploratory sciences.

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