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See all 26 CommentsComon! CBS is the worst!
Blessingly, I adapted and recovered much capacity. This shows the best in science -- letting Scott, for example and Cathy to be able to release the lock.
When science is good, people are greatest. Thanks for your (scientists) focus on uplifting people.
And the joy and hope that the other commenters speak to -- and the shear PROMISE for so many people is AWESOME.
Researchers monitor brain signals sent to your vocal cords (rather than montioring actual nodes in your brain) to control mechanisms like a wheelchair.
If you think the word "forward," the chair moves forward. If you think the word "backwards," the chair moves backwards. No brain surgery required to control!
For more info on how it''s done, check this out: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/6130
My Mother is suffering from ALS. She cannot speak at all. She is so helpless. When she was still healthy she was working as a nurse and she helped lots of people. Nowadays, she suffers from ALS and I''m looking for help for her. Is there any possibility to get this kind of facility for her?
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Best regards,
Aleksandra Siebor
has any helpful info where i can get some help please e-mail me at nardmika@yahoo.com, when i saw this story it made my heart melt and gave new hope. This is great.
play a big role at achieving A.I. This path needs a neuroscientist with a big grant to study apps with FMRIs - Functional Magnetic Resonance Imagers and other such gear.
Two serendipitous realities in this piece: Kathy Hutchinson (my surname) and comment two about patients with MS. My wife and I are both stricken with MS.
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