Neuroprosthetics, also referred to as neural implants/brain implants, have gained significant momentum during past few years owing to the immense potential to substitute and/or ameliorate any damaged sensory, motor or cognitive functions. Such Neuroprosthetics are the key to restore and/or augment the 'quality-of-life' of the affected patient populace. The Neuroprosthetics, as therapeutic modalities, are emerging as a promising option in cases where all conventional treatments fail to deliver results/treatment to the disease condition. Improvement in the 'quality-of-life' of the affected patients, high availability of funds for R&D of Neuroprosthetics from the Government (public) and private sector investments in turn aid development of newer and improved variants of Neuroprosthetics - all result in increased uptake by the patients. Thus, the afore-mentioned are key drivers of the Neuroprosthetics market; however, reimbursement issues and high cost of Neuroprosthetics/devices are the restraints to the market growth. Owing to the high-impact growth drivers that outweigh the restraints, the global neuroprosthetics market is forecast to reach $14 billion by 2020, registering a CAGR of 15.8% from 2014 to 2020.