Brain implants enable paralyzed monkeys to walk again
Wireless brain and spinal implants allowed paralyzed monkeys to move limbs via brain signals. Researchers from Brown University and partners say the system decodes motor commands and stimulates the spinal cord to initiate swing and stance phases, showing a path toward improved rehab for humans.
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