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Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have created a neural decoder that bridges the communication gap between brain and spine.
The technology works by detecting characteristic changes in brain wave patterns called “event-related desynchronization” that occur in specific frequency bands when someone intends to move.
The system uses external EEG caps and transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation electrical pulses delivered through the skin.
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