Surgical Techniques
Findings to Aid Use of Prosthetic or Paralyzed Limbs
A finding that owl monkeys can use brain signals, detected by implanted electrodes, to control a robot arm to reach for food could form the basis for a brain-machine interface that would allow patients to control the movement of prosthetic or paralyzed limbs. More...29 Nov 2000
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