J. Muheim

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

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J. Muheim is a leading researcher at the intersection of sensory neuroscience and prosthetic technology, with a focus on restoring naturalistic perception for upper limb amputees. Their work centers on developing advanced sensory feedback systems that go beyond traditional touch, exploring how thermal and wetness cues can be integrated into prosthetic devices. Muheim’s most notable contribution is the development of a sensory-motor hand prosthesis with integrated thermal feedback, published in 2024 and already garnering 10 citations for its innovative approach to bridging the gap between human sensation and machine interface. In a complementary study, Muheim co-authored a landmark paper on remapping wetness perception in upper limb amputees, demonstrating that wearable thermal devices can evoke a realistic sense of moisture—a breakthrough with profound implications for daily living and quality of life. This work, which has earned 3 citations, showcases Muheim’s ability to translate fundamental sensory science into tangible clinical applications. By pioneering these multimodal feedback systems, Muheim is reshaping the future of prosthetics, offering users a richer, more embodied connection to their artificial limbs.