Summary: Researchers have developed a noninvasive brain-spine interface that detects movement intentions and cues spinal cord stimulation to aid rehabilitation. Using EEG caps, they trained a decoder… [+7002 chars]
Noninvasive Brain-Spine Interface May Help Restore Movement After Injury - Neuroscience News
Researchers have developed a noninvasive brain-spine interface that detects movement intentions and cues spinal cord stimulation to aid rehabilitation.
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