Wireless bioelectronic control for biohybrid robotics is presented as a co-design challenge across three stimulation modalities, yielding design principles for closed-loop autonomous systems.
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Wireless bioelectronic control architectures for biohybrid robotic systems
Wireless bioelectronic control for biohybrid robotics is presented as a co-design challenge across three stimulation modalities, yielding design principles for closed-loop autonomous systems.