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New Sensor Based on Human Organ Is No Tin Ear
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This illustration compares the artificial cochlea to the mammalian organ that inspired Karl Grosh and Robert White to create their new sensor technology.
Credit: Zina Deretsky, National Science Foundation |
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University of Michigan engineer and NSF CAREER awardee Karl Grosh explains the mechanical cochlea that he co-developed with NSF student-fellow Robert White.
Credit: Dena Headlee, National Science Foundation
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This illustration shows how soundwaves interact with the human cochlea to produce the sense of hearing.
Credit: Zina Deretsky, National Science Foundation |
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Detailed image of an earlier artificial cochlea developed by the University of Michigan researchers.
Credit: Karl Grosh, University of Michigan |
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