Doctors in China restore mobility to paralyzed man with Musk's implant analogue
Chinese doctors have implanted a minimally invasive neuroimplant in a patient with paralysis of all four limbs.
It is indicated that a chip similar to Elon Musk's Neuralink device was used.
As experts later reported, the implant allowed the patient to begin moving his upper limbs, as reported by TASS .
Doctors added: "The world's first human trial was successful. The man can now eat and drink on his own."
Incredible breakthrough
It is emphasized that the device operates on the basis of a machine learning algorithm. This allows the subject to perform hand movements.
The researchers explained that their implant will be able to expand the cognitive capabilities of absolutely any person in the future.
The scientists also indicated that their development operates on the basis of the Neural Electronic Opportunity neural interface.
In particular, we are talking about the device of developers from Beijing's Tsinghua University.
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