Prosthetic Controlled by Brain Implant Ends

UTD is studying how to implant devices without the usual scaring and other problems. It would be even better if devices like this prosthetic did not require brain implants.

“Within a week, Scheuermann could reach in and out, left and right, and up and down with the arm, giving her three-dimensional control. Within three months, she added flexing the wrist back and forth; moving it from side to side; rotating it clockwise and counter-clockwise, and gripping objects, to give her control in seven dimensions.”

“The Halting Progress of Mind-Controlled Robot Tech”