neuroprosthetics

Brain-computer Interface Accurately Translates Brainwaves Into Letters, Helping Paralyzed Patients to Spell Words

Medicine & Technology Nov 09, 2022

UCSF scientists think they have found a way to help people with speech paralysis speak their minds using a brain-computer interface. Check out this neuroprosthetic device that can spell out over 1,000 words by translating brain waves.

New Inflatable Robotic Prosthetics Gives Real-Time Tactile Control to Amputees at an Affordable Price

Aug 18, 2021

Scientists from MIT and Shanghai Jiao Tong University designed new prosthetics that can be inflated, which gives amputees the real-time tactile sensation as well as the existing neuroprosthetics at a much affordable price.

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Brain-computer Interface Accurately Translates Brainwaves Into Letters, Helping Paralyzed Patients to Spell Words

New Inflatable Robotic Prosthetics Gives Real-Time Tactile Control to Amputees at an Affordable Price

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