paralysis
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Paralyzed Man Is Able To Walk Using A Mind-Controlled Robotic Exoskeleton
A 30-year-old paralysed patient has been able to experience movement again using the help of exoskeletons.
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Paralyzed Monkeys Can Now Walk via Brain Implants
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$17 Million Incentive for Scientists to Help the World
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