"Implanted electrodes" refers to small metal rods or wires that are surgically placed inside the body, typically in the brain or nerves, to monitor or stimulate electrical activity. Full definition
The software allowed the men to move a cursor around a computer screen with far more facility than had been achieved in previous experiments with implanted electrodes in humans. (sciencemag.org)
A team of EU researchers recently published a study in the Science Transnational Medicine journal, describing how by implanting electrodes into a patient's arm, they could successfully attach the prototype prosthetic arm (nicknamed the Deka or «Luke» arm) to his nerves. (technowize.com)
Experiments were conducted on animals with implanted electrodes in the motor cortex aligned with a BMI that recorded the activity of motor cortex neurons while the animals learned to move a cursor. (techtimes.com)