controlled wheelchair after brain implant
Eoin Egan, an Irish man living in London with Motor Neurone Disease, has become one of only 23 people globally to use a Brain-Computer Interface. This technology has allowed him to pioneer a thought-controlled wheelchair.
Why it matters
This development represents a significant breakthrough in medical technology, offering increased autonomy to individuals with severe degenerative neurological conditions.
Roscommon man helps pioneer thought-controlled wheelchair after brain implant - News - Roscommon Herald
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