In building internal models of limb dynamics, does the brain use a representation that is optimal for control of inertial objects, or a representation that is closely tied to how peripheral sensors measure limb state?
The self-regulation capability of our artificial iris, not requiring driving circuits and peripheral sensors, plays a central role in developing a new class of biomedical and photonic devices in a monolithic architecture.
The effortless ability of vertebrates to explore and exploit their environment is strongly correlated with the evolution of the most anterior part of their nervous system, the forebrain, where data from autonomic (visceral), limbic (emotive), and internal and peripheral sensors of the external world are combined to develop, decide, and deploy advantageous behaviors.
Lower frequency bands (subdelta, delta and theta bands) showed age-related increases in signal variability in peripheral sensors (Fig. 6).
It is interesting to speculate whether both central and peripheral sensors may form a neural network of glucose-sensing cells designed to monitor and maintain glucose homeostasis.
There are many other less understood or characterized peripheral sensors, including the P2× receptors for ATP, released from all damaged cells suggesting further potential targets for therapies (49).
It is specially designed for control purposes, interacting with the peripherals (sensors, actuators and communication channels), with the OS, and exchanging information with the bunch of control algorithm implemented in the application area.
It is clear that centrally mediated circadian rhythms play an important role in human health and our results provide initial information about how appropriate sunlight exposure to scWAT might act as a peripheral circadian sensor that contributes to metabolic health.
Patients with low back pain showed a reduced lumbosacral proprioception which might lead to a decrease in their postural performance compared to healthy subjects [17], [18], [65], [66]; this alteration could explain an underlying dysfunction of the peripheral proprioceptive sensor, the central integration of the proprioceptive signal [18], [66], [67], or muscular efficiency [68].
A camera equipped with peripheral infrared sensors scans the driver's eyes 50 times per second and adjusts the location and intensity of the light depending on where the driver focuses attention.
