Brain chips could help paralysed
Sarah Byrns, Orthotist
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Title:
Brain chips could help paralysed
Creator:
Sarah Byrns, Orthotist
Date:
4/19/2004
Text:
Hello listserv.
Found a great article today on the BBC. Thought it might interest a few
of you. A very interesting read.
The BBC is reporting that tests are underway for the clinical trials of
the Brain Gate computer chip, placed in the brains of paralysis
patients. They hope the chips will map out nerve impulses which are sent
to limbs, so that they can then be translated into computer code and sent
to future artificial limbs.
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Sarah Byrns
Orthotist
Found a great article today on the BBC. Thought it might interest a few
of you. A very interesting read.
The BBC is reporting that tests are underway for the clinical trials of
the Brain Gate computer chip, placed in the brains of paralysis
patients. They hope the chips will map out nerve impulses which are sent
to limbs, so that they can then be translated into computer code and sent
to future artificial limbs.
<URL Redacted>
Sarah Byrns
Orthotist
Citation
Sarah Byrns, Orthotist, “Brain chips could help paralysed,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/222882.
