Understand the advance.
Put the idea in motion.
Seven interactive experiments, grounded in recent research. Every example has a question you can test.
A touch that has a way home.
Follow contact at a fingertip through a conceptual sensory pathway. Interrupt the return signal and see what information disappears.
Find an index-finger contact without watching the hand.
Select a finger, increase contact, then turn sensory return off.
Feel the contact
Visual representation of a sensory signal
The index channel carries a 35% signal in this example.
This demonstration routes symbols on a screen. It cannot create a sensation or reproduce an implanted nerve interface.
Inspect the demonstration rules
The selected finger routes the contact percentage to a matching display channel when sensory return is enabled. No neural encoding is modeled.
University of Utah describes the first home participant in its BIOS / LUKE arm trial. The implanted research interface is distinct from the commercially available arm.
Demo settings remain in this view during the session. Export an experiment to retain its parameters. These experiments do not change your care case or control a device.