Brain-computer interface,artwork

Numéro d’image : 11854176
Brain-computer interface,artwork
Brain-computer interface. Artwork showing a paralysed man using his thoughts to play a computer game. This setup is similar to that used by Matthew Nagle,who was tetraplegic (paralysed from the neck down) due to being stabbed. A chip was embedded in his brain that connected to a computer. The computer was then programmed to recognise Nagle's thought patterns and associate them with movements. Nagle could control a computer cursor,using it to press buttons to control his TV,check his emails and even open and close a prosthetic hand. Nagle was one of the first to use a brain-computer interface to restore some of the functionality lost by his paralysis
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Crédit: Science Photo Library / Lunau, Claus
Taille de l’image : 3150 px × 4188 px
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