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The first patient recipient of a robotic arm directly interfaced to bone, nerves, and muscles, via an osseointegrated implant.
The first patient recipient of a robotic arm directly interfaced to bone, nerves, and muscles, via an osseointegrated implant. The patient demonstrates superior control compared to when using conventional technology with superficial electrodes.
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Credit: Ortiz-Catalan et al., Sci. Trans. Med., 2014.
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