Neuralink reports green light to study brain-controlled robotic arms
Neuralink said it has received a green light for a new clinical study to test the feasibility of connecting its brain-computer interface chip with a robotic arm. | The company said it would allow severely paralyzed patients currently signed up to receive the implant through its PRIME safety trial to also cross-enroll in a new study,
In a new paper published in Science Robotics, a cognitive roboticist, cognitive psychologist and a psychiatrist discuss the ...
A new study explores how robots can model and test aspects of the human sense of self, offering new insights into this complex phenomenon.
A review paper published in Science Robotics features three scientists examining the concept of "sense of self" in humans and ...
In essence, the task of holding an object is dependent on your fingers as much as it is on your brain. The same is true of ...
Brain tumors could soon be detected by robots, according to a new study. Artificial intelligence (AI) models can be trained ...
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