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New research could restore feeling to prosthetic limbs. Flickr/barnabywasson

Artificial nerves in prosthetic limbs to restore touch: study

Belinda Smith, The Conversation and James Whitmore, The Conversation

A method for restoring feeling and action to amputees and others who have lost their sense of touch has been established through research published in Proceedings of National Academy of Science (PNAS…
We learn to use brain-computer interfaces in the same way we learn motor skills like swinging a golf club. Image from shutterstock.com

Mind control skills are learnt like motor skills, study finds

Fron Jackson-Webb, The Conversation

The patterns of brain activity people use to learn to move objects with their mind are similar to neurological activity that occurs when learning to ride a bike or swing a golf club, researchers have found…
A woman drinks using a robotic arm, something she hasn’t been able to do with her own arms for 15 years. Nature

Brain‑controlled robotic arm toasts success with a drink

Rami Khushaba, University of Technology Sydney

The world of brain-machine interfacing (BMI) has a new posterchild. A study on people with tetraplegia, published in Nature, has shown participants were able to control a robotic arm and hand over a broad…

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