Thursday, June 6, 2013
Mind-controlled exoskeleton lets paralysed people walk
Mind-controlled exoskeleton lets paralysed people walk - New Scientist: "TWO years ago, Antonio Melillo was in a car crash that completely severed his spinal cord. He has not been able to move or feel his legs since. And yet here I am, in a lab at the Santa Lucia Foundation hospital in Rome, Italy, watching him walk. Melillo is one of the first people with lower limb paralysis to try out MindWalker – the world's first exoskeleton that aims to enable paralysed and locked-in people to walk using only their mind."
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