New neural implant reads a person’s intentions to control robotic arm

Ars Technica
By The ConversationMay 24, 2015, 2:30 pm111 pts
Erik Sorto, 34, has been paralysed from the neck down for the past 13 years. However, thanks to a ground-breaking clinical trial, he has been able to smoothly drink a bottle of beer using a robotic arm controlled with a brain implant. He isn't the first patient to control an arm with a neural prosthetic…

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