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Paralyzed control Robotic Arm with their Thoughts

Paralyzed control Robotic Arm with their Thoughts

ATTENTION - WAITING PERIOD UNTIL 16 May 2012, 19:00 h HANDOUT - A handout picture shows a woman paralyzed from the neck downwards drinking coffee form a cup which is held by a robotic arm in Cologne, Germany, 14 May 2012. (SCREENSHOT, BEST AVAILABLE QUALITY) She controls the arm's movements with her thoughts via a brain implant. A team of scientists from Germany and the USA report this experiment in the scientific journal 'Nature'. Further development may allow paralyzed patients quicker and more dexterous movements. Photo: JOHN DONOGHUE ET AL/ NATURE ATTENTION EDITORS - EDITORIAL USE ONLY WHEN REPORTING ON THE EXPERIMENT UPON MENTIONING THE SOURCE. PHOTO: JOHN DONOGHUE ET AL/ NATURE
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May 14, 2012
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