Brain implant helps paralysed man to feed himself and drink from cup
New neuroprosthetic technology has enabled a paralysed man to regain hand function, allowing him to feed himself and interact with his environment.
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New neuroprosthetic technology has enabled a paralysed man to regain hand function, allowing him to feed himself and interact with his environment.
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