Brain Implant Allows Paralyzed Man to Feel Objects With a Prosthetic Limb

Oct 14, 2016

Brain Implant Allows Paralyzed Man to Feel Objects With a Prosthetic Limb

Posted by Sean Brazell in categories: biotech/medical, cyborgs, robotics/AI

Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC have developed a system that’s enabling a man with quadriplegia to experience the sensation of touch through a robotic arm that he controls with his brain.

Comments are closed.

GETAS THREAT LEVEL: GUARDED
TOP DONOR: BRIAN CARTMELL
#2 DONOR: DONALD MACLEAN
#3 DONOR: JEFF BONE/TOPSIGHT FUND
#4 DONOR: PEG KAY

LF FUND: $592,026.18
BITCOIN ENDOWMENT: $4,662,267.25
A-PRIZE: $30,010.00
NANOSHIELD: $4,018.00
X-RISKS NETWORK: $3,104.00
AISHIELD: $4,110.00

LIFEBOAT NEWS: 2,841 SUBSCRIBERS
GETAS ALERTS: 417 SUBSCRIBERS
BLOG: 38,774 POSTS
BOARDS: 2,831 MEMBERS
REPORTS: 55
PROGRAMS: 25
FORUMS: 13
QUOTES: 136

FACEBOOK: 8,341 MEMBERS
LINKEDIN: 1,227 MEMBERS
TWITTER FEED: 34,068 MEMBERS
FIGHT AIDS: 2 MEMBERS
[email protected]: 15 MEMBERS
[email protected]: 39 MEMBERS
A-PRIZE: 55 MEMBERS
NANOSHIELD: 69 MEMBERS
AISHIELD: 25 MEMBERS

DONORS: 3,156
LF-500: 13 MEMBERS
PATRON: 1 MEMBER
FIRST CLASS: 1 MEMBER
EXECUTIVE: 12 MEMBERS
ECONOMY: 23 MEMBERS
A-500: 1 MEMBER

© 2002–2019 Lifeboat Foundation