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COSMIIC

Developing an open source, modular, network of active implantable devices for use in fundamental neuroscience, animal, and early feasibility human research

Welcome to COSMIIC!

We are establishing and sustaining an open source ecosystem of users and resources surrounding a unique modular active implantable device for use in fundamental neuroscience, animal, and early feasibility human research.

The COSMIIC System is based on the Networked Neuroprosthetic (NNP) System, which was invented at Case Western Reserve University. Under the NNP namesake, the system has demonstrated success in an early feasibility human study for restoring hand grasp function in individuals with spinal cord injury. The goal of the COSMIIC effort is to make this system available to the entire neuromodulation research community in an open and collaborative environment. Our open source concept includes all aspects of the implantable system that are necessary for pre-clinical and human use--hardware, software, mechanical components, test documents, and regulatory documents--with the hope that access leads to more human therapies.

Discover more about our technology and licensing to come on our documentation site: docs.cosmiic.org

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  3. .github .github Public

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