Tiny tech, big signals: the future of brain-computer interfaces
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Robotic glove breaks skill barriers for pianists
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New microneedle offers better treatment for hearing loss and ear disorders
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China’s NEO BCI device aids spinal cord injury patients in new trials
Interesting Engineering - 09-Dec-2024It shows promise for the future of medical technology in brain implants
Cheekage: A simple test predicts ageing speed and mortality risk
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3D-printed blood vessels mimic human veins, revolutionising heart surgery
Interesting Engineering - 28-Jul-2024Next steps include testing these vessels in animal models before moving on to humans
No more sleepless nights: Elemind's headband lets you control your sleep
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59-year-old man with severe type 2 diabetes was cured using cell therapy
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LyGenesis aims to grow a second liver within patient's own body
Interesting Engineering - 03-Apr-2024Scientists injected liver cells into a patient's lymph node, aiming to create a "mini liver"
Missing a hand doesn't mean missing touch, thanks to the bionic sensation tech
Interesting Engineering - 09-Feb-2024The tech could change lives by letting amputees interact with the world effortlessly
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