A new study combining data from two distinct brain-machine interfaces has revealed that the human brain processes artificial movement sensations as coordinated, subconscious hand synergies rather than isolated muscle signals, paving the way for intuitive, bi-directional permanent prosthetic implants.
A new study combining data from two distinct brain-machine interfaces has revealed that the human brain processes artificial movement sensations as coordinated, subconscious hand synergies rather than isolated muscle signals, paving the way for intuitive, bi-directional permanent prosthetic implants.
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