AMEP: New paper published!

The German Primate Center and employees of Thomas RECORDING published paper.

Xyz-manipulator is mounted to the AMEP chamber insert (left picture) when it is required to initially position or to reposition the microelectrodes. The xyz-manipulator gripper hooks in an electrode (right picture).

The paper "Implantable computer-controlled adaptive multielectrode positioning system" was published in April 2018 and describes the Adaptive Multi-Electrode Positioning Device (AMEP).

See paper on physiology.org

The AMEP is a semi-chronic system designed for non-human primates. It allows the computer controlled bidirectional movement of 16 indeptendent microelectrodes - even after implantation.

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