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Neuralink Enables Paralyzed Patients to Control Robotic Arms Using Thoughts
Neuralink has developed technology allowing paralyzed patients to operate robotic arms through thought alone. This is not a simulation but involves actual human participants. The advancement restores a form of physical control via brain signals.
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Neuralink is enabling paralyzed patients to control robotic arms using their thoughts, according to reports from the company. The control of these robotic arms by paralyzed patients is not a simulation, with actual human participants performing the tasks.
@MarioNawfal reported that Neuralink is letting paralyzed patients control robotic arms with their thoughts, emphasizing that actual human participants are doing the work.
The development marks a step where brain signals directly interface with mechanical devices, as detailed in Neuralink's updates.
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