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New Atlas - 22-Nov-2024WalkON device promises to improve walking efficiency by 18%, especially for older adults
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WalkON device promises to improve walking efficiency by 18%, especially for older adults
Through the NHS, Open Bionics provides its prosthetics to eligible patients across the UK
New funding powers AI-driven implants to revolutionize neurological care
Innovative devices compete globally to redefine disability support
Early trial results show restored vision in age-related macular degeneration
German neurotech company aims to revolutionize stroke recovery with its brain interchange system
Discover the rigorous daily routine fuelling their quest for a long, healthy life
Future uses include controlling robotic devices and improving communication
The second patient successfully used the device for design and gaming
ALS patient becomes first to use apple vision pro with BCI implant
Trousers cushion impact during descent, making hikers feel 30 pounds lighter
Brain implant decodes the brain, offering hope for precise tumor removal & personalized therapy
It led to a 41% increase in walking speed compared to traditional prosthetics
This could revolutionize robotics and lead to advances in medicine
Novel brain implant technology aimed at helping patients with speech loss
Significant improvements in navigation, object location, and daily activities
This approach is a simpler alternative to existing cell therapies for cancer
This eliminates the need for human donors and reduces waiting times
Potential to restore communication in multilingual individuals with paralysis
Loose wires caused setbacks, prompting a search for a second volunteer for testing
Technology also raises concerns about job displacement in other fields
This device offers a less invasive, patient-controlled alternative for mental health care
Technology automates insulin delivery, offering better blood sugar control
The controversial new sporting event sparks debates about ethics and safety
Brain-computer interface tech allows patient to control computer cursor with mind