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Recently, a Swiss-French team made the communication between the brain and the legs possible, and the device looked relatively mature. I think patient had nerve
by logtempo 3y ago
Recently, a Swiss-French team made the communication between the brain and the legs possible, and the device looked relatively mature. I think patient had nerves damaged in the vertebral column. What do you think about it ? Looked like a promising development.
https://actu.epfl.ch/news/thought-controlled-walking-again-after-spinal-co-3/ https://actu.epfl.ch/news/thought-controlled-walking-again-a...
- fragmede 3y agoNot OP, but Ttat article's use of the word "implant" implies a much more invasive device, which means a way better signal. Additionally, the output, while still complex, is far from the level of decoding of thought presented here. Thus, while still impressive, it is less of a leap from existing technology, and much more within the realm of what we know is very much possible.
- logtempo 3y agoYes, there is a part that is under the skull, if I understand it correctly ("at the surface of the cortex"). It claims to be the first success in the world, so it is indeed impressive! https://youtu.be/6Ee3kZIW5fk https://youtu.be/6Ee3kZIW5fk