HORNET Center for Autonomic Nerve Recording and Stimulation Systems (CARSS)

HORNET自主神经记录和刺激系统中心（CARSS）由五个不同的 负责开发植入式脉冲发生器（IPG）、外部充电器和 控制器（NEST 1-2），以及用于刺激和感知（NEST）的可互操作和可植入导线的选择 3-5）。最终目标是实现一个功能齐全的集成系统，具有可互操作的领导， 社区支持的技术平台。技术集成和传播（TID）核心将 通过促进NEST项目之间的互连，实现逻辑集成，支持这一目标 计划NEST 1-2和NEST 3-5将并行运行，并在开始系统之前完成模块级测试 一体化然后，NEST 1-2将产生具有外部充电器和控制器的完全集成IPG。最终 集成将涉及测试IPG系统的不同电极导线和电极导线配置。 工业贸易署核心计划亦会带领中心采取多管齐下的方法， CARSS技术。该中心还将采用协作方法，与其他大黄蜂中心合作 以便于传播。 CARSS将分享内容不同的地点和格式，包括通讯，社交媒体帖子（LinkedIn）， 文章（包括特刊稿件）、报告、演讲（在会议、大会和研讨会上）， 短期课程（包括录制和可下载的培训模块和教程）和现场培训活动。 该中心将维护一个网站、维基和在线资料库，每个资料库都向不同类型的用户提供访问权限 满足不同用户的需求。CARSS还将与数据和资源中心协调 分享开发的材料。开源许可证策略将允许开放式协作， 衍生硬件和软件产品。

The HORNET Center for Autonomic Nerve Recording and Stimulation Systems (CARSS) consists of five distinct NEST Projects responsible for development of the implantable pulse generator (IPG), external charger and controller (NEST 1-2), and selection of interoperable and implantable leads for stimulation and sensing (NEST 3-5). The final goal is to realize a fully functional integrated system with interoperable leads that will be community-supported technology platform. The Technology Integration and Dissemination (TID) Core will support this goal by facilitating the interconnection between the NEST Projects to realize a logical integration plan. NEST 1-2 and NEST 3-5 will run in parallel and achieve module level testing before beginning system integration. Then NEST 1-2 will result in a fully integrated IPG with external charger and controller. Final integration will involve testing different leads and lead configurations with the IPG system. The TID Core will also spearhead the Center’s multi-pronged approach to achieve broad dissemination of CARSS technology. The Center will also employ a collaborative approach, working with other HORNET Centers to facilitate dissemination. CARSS will share content different venues and formats including a newsletter, social media posts (LinkedIn), articles (include special issue contributions), reports, presentations (at meetings, conferences, and seminars), short courses (including recorded and downloadable training modules and tutorials), and on-site training events. The Center will maintain a website, wiki, and online repositories, each providing access to different types of users and addressing different user needs. CARSS will also coordinate with the SPARC Data and Resource Center to share developed materials. The open-source license strategy will allow open collaboration, facilitating derivative hardware and software products.