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Pioneering Brain Implant Restores Paralysed Man's Sense of Touch
University of Pittsburgh researcher Andrew Schwartz shakes the robotic hand controlled by Nathan Copeland.
Credit: UPMC/Pitt Health Sciences
For the first time, a paralysed man has gained a limited sense of touch, thanks to an electric implant that stimulates his brain and allows him to feel pressure-like sensations in the fingers of a robotic arm.
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