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The discussions highlight the long-term progression and notable milestones, such as the publication celebrating ten years and the 1000th citation, with phrases like 'small celebration' and 'new step' indicating both pride and enthusiasm. The tone is appreciative and forward-looking, emphasizing broad implications across sensory feedback for both hand and leg prostheses, which reflects deep engagement and recognition of the research’s high impact.
All posts strongly celebrate the progress and significance of the research, emphasizing its longstanding success and future potential.
The discussions demonstrate high curiosity, referencing multiple studies, citations, and applications across different prosthetic and sensory fields.
Posts actively cite previous work, milestones, and ongoing projects, indicating deep engagement with the research developments.
The recognition of 1000 citations and expanding applications suggest the research is viewed as highly impactful within the field.
Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sensory feedback in #hand #prostheses https://t.co/5IHqGNANdL This study recently got its 1000th citation (Google Scholar)! https://t.co/9H23eyv86t
This is our new step towards the development of multi-sensory feedback. From our first study on touch restoration (https://t.co/IN0hAmvMVc), to position feedback restoration (https://t.co/mFIQRKMn7N). and to biomimetic sensory feedback (https://t.co/qUs661IjxZ) and many more...
The study extends our previous works on sensory feedback for hand amputees (https://t.co/IN0hAmvMVc), for leg amputees (https://t.co/A0XXBhkDWm) and for vision restoration (https://t.co/Lh8G7UtixB)
TNT Paper Highlight Thursday
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: The study extends our previous works on sensory feedback for hand amputees (https://t.co/IN0hAmvMVc), for leg amputees (https…
This study focuses on restoring natural sensory feedback in hand prostheses, enabling users to feel and control objects more naturally. Researchers used electrodes to stimulate nerve pathways, providing sensations of…
This study focuses on restoring natural sensory feedback in hand prostheses, allowing users to feel and control objects more naturally in real time. Researchers used electrodes to stimulate nerve pathways, improving…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
RT @_smicera: Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sen…
Small celebration: ten years ago we published our first extensive demonstration of the possibility of restoring #tactile #sensory feedback in #hand #prostheses https://t.co/5IHqGNANdL This study recently got its 1000th citation (Google Scholar)! https://t.co/9H23eyv86t
This is our new step towards the development of multi-sensory feedback. From our first study on touch restoration (https://t.co/IN0hAmvMVc), to position feedback restoration (https://t.co/mFIQRKMn7N). and to biomimetic sensory feedback (https://t.co/qUs661IjxZ) and many more...
RT @JhuTnt: TNT Paper Highlight Thursday
RT @JhuTnt: TNT Paper Highlight Thursday
TNT Paper Highlight Thursday
RT @_smicera: The study extends our previous works on sensory feedback for hand amputees (https://t.co/IN0hAmvMVc), for leg amputees (https…
The study extends our previous works on sensory feedback for hand amputees (https://t.co/IN0hAmvMVc), for leg amputees (https://t.co/A0XXBhkDWm) and for vision restoration (https://t.co/Lh8G7UtixB)
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