Human Stentrode trials in 2017 could see commercial direct mind interfaces to exoskeletons by 2022 with only a few hours for minimally invasive surgery
A group of paralysed patients will soon undergo a revolutionary procedure that could allow them to walk with the power of thought. The key to returning mobility is a tiny, matchstick-sized device called a stentrode. It will be implanted into a blood vessel next to the motor cortex, the brain’s control centre – bypassing the …