A recent IEEE SPECTRUM article discussed a new method for helping people with neuromuscular disorders regain some independence. It involves a stent-like electrode, dubbed a “stentrode,” being implanted in the brain, which allows the user to control a computer with thought. The breakthrough makes real-world use of brain-computer interfaces feasible.
New Electrodes Let Humans Control Computers with Thought
Stent-like electrodes prove home brain-computer interfaces are possible.
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