China has made progress in a clinical trial of BCI technology, allowing a quadriplegic patient to control video games by thoughts.
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China becomes the second country after the US to advance research into brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. A device implanted in a patient with tetraplegia has enabled him to control video games exclusively by mental commands. The implant, believed to be the world's smallest, is 26 mm in diameter and less than 6 mm thick, more than 100 times more flexible than those developed by Neuralink. In the next stages, the project aims to control a robotic arm by thoughts, with the potential to improve the lives of people with paralysis.
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China, al doilea stat după SUA care testează cu succes implanturi cerebrale pentru controlul dispozitivelor externe
China, al doilea stat după SUA care testează cu succes implanturi cerebrale pentru controlul dispozitivelor externe
China, al doilea stat după SUA care testează cu succes implanturi cerebrale pentru controlul dispozitivelor externe
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