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The future of Neuroprosthetics
- 27articles
- 2016first covered
- 10 Oct 2023latest update
- 5linked technologies
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- These sci-fi like new particles regrow and reconnect severed nervesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Revolutionary new brain implant zaps away clinical depression in real timeBiotech and enhanced humans
- Researchers networked animal brains together to create an organic computerComputing
- Researchers create a cyborg rat that can be controlled with human mind controlBiotech and enhanced humans
- Worlds first plug and play brain prosthesis tested successfully in the USBiotech and enhanced humans
- Elon Musk unveils new BMI tech that will one day let humans merge with AIBiotech and enhanced humans
- A patient in the US controlled two prosthetic arms simultaneously with just his thoughtsBiotech and enhanced humans
- Elon Musk’s Neuralink outfit say they’ll stream music directly to your brainBiotech and enhanced humans
- World first as scientists link biological and artificial neurons together in a networkBiotech and enhanced humans
- Mind control breakthrough gives patients fine grained control of prosthetic limbsRobotics
- Brain implant helps a blind woman regain her sight and play computer gamesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Scientists have created artificial memories in mice for the first timeBiotech and enhanced humans
- A brain controlled exoskeleton just let a quadraplegic man walk againBiotech and enhanced humans
- Revolutionary Bio-Compatible transistors will let AI’s interface with your brainComputing
- Revolutionary brain prosthetic that boosts human memory by 35 percent unveiledBiotech and enhanced humans
- Revolutionary injectable brain implant restores mobility in paralysed patientsBiotech and enhanced humans
- Editing living memories demonstrated for the first timeBiotech and enhanced humans
- New prosthetic hand project will give amputees back their sense of touchAI and intelligence
- Scientists use magnetism to remotely control miceBiotech and enhanced humans
- Lifting the curtain on NeuraLink, Elon Musk’s adventure to connect humans and machinesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Researchers unveil the first telepathic link between a robot and a humanRobotics
- Scientists might have found a way to turn Parkinsons on and offBiotech and enhanced humans
- New breakthrough will give prosthetic limbs a human sense of touchRobotics
- Scientists have created the worlds first artificial neuronBiotech and enhanced humans
- Scientists have found a way to turn your body into a computerComputing
- Second Sight’s bionic eye helps restore a womans sightBiotech and enhanced humans
- Researchers have created synthetic artificial skinAI and intelligence
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311 Institute has published 27 articles about Neuroprosthetics since 2016, most recently on 10 October 2023.
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