Breakthrough brain implant helps paralysed people gain independence

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A new kind of brain implant that can sense a patient’s intent to move a robotic arm is being hailed as a breakthrough in harnessing mind power to help paralysed people gain more independence.

SOURCE: Medical Research – Read entire story here.

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