<ul><li>A multidisciplinary consortium in Stuttgart, Germany, is using quantum sensors to detect small and fast nerve signals for controlling prosthetics.</li><li>Implanting electrodes, the current technique, is invasive and can deteriorate or move position.</li><li>Ultrasensitive quantum magnetometers are being used to measure neural signals through the skin.</li><li>Spectrum Instrumentation's ultrafast digitizers and arbitrary waveform generators are being used to characterize the signals and design the required circuits.</li></ul>

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