Welcome to CAMBER! We are a community of neuroscientists and engineers at Emory University and Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. The purpose of CAMBER is to develop and disseminate next-generation tools for investigating motor control. We have created flexible, high-density electrode devices (“Myomatrix arrays”) that record muscle activity at high resolution, in freely moving animals, and across a wide range of muscles and species.

Supported by a U24 grant from the National Institutes of Health, CAMBER will provide Myomatrix arrays to the global research community, with the goal of a broad and equitable dissemination of our technology. These devices will be provided free of charge for at least the first two years of CAMBER’s existence, and sold to users at cost thereafter. In addition to the devices themselves, CAMBER will provide online resources to support users with surgical implantation of Myomatrix devices and data analysis needed to collect and interpret high-resolution muscle recordings.

Contact the CAMBER team at camber@emory.edu

• Yu (Michelle) Wu, M.S. at Georgia Tech

• Matt Williams, B.S. at Emory University

The CAMBER team can be contacted by email at camber@emory.edu.