The NuroSleeve main control unit
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The NuroSleeve MCU has been designed, assembled, and evaluated in-house at the Raphael Center for Neurorestoration of Thomas Jefferson University and integrates all of its required electronic components (as shown in Fig. Main Control Unit (MCU) of the NuroSleeve with the 3D printed housing. Each MCU is assembled and tested in house before being deployed in the clinical trialThe MCU enables control of the effectors by the various control sensors. Its core component is an Arduino Nano controller module [Bluetooth connectivity has been implemented via an onboard DSD TECH HC-05 [