Ready to Think? AI is Ready to Act!
Do you know an amputee? Perhaps you have lost a limb yourself? If so, are you ready to think about better options, and more 'user-friendly' prosthetics? Neurogress has what you are looking for.
Other control systems are attached by means of invasive surgery, using the installation of sensors into the brain, which has been shown to be unsafe. These prosthetics may take months to adjust, and some may trigger illnesses or physiological deformations. Not so with Neurogress.
Neuro-controlled prosthetic limbs have advanced rapidly recently, with the first neuro-controlled prosthetics transforming the quality of life for amputees. These are also referred to as mind-controlled limbs, and they are set to change the lives of people who have otherwise been destined to spend a vast amount of time in and out of hospital.
2015 saw the first introduction of neuro-controlled prosthetics in the form of lower limbs. This was indeed a huge breakthrough.
Take control
Neuro-controlled prosthetics mean that you can take control of your body again. If you are ready to think, then AI is ready to go to work! Many amputees are already taking advantage of this ground-breaking technology. One of the reasons for this is that people want to move away from endless surgery and operations, time spent in hospital without any major results.
In any able-bodied person, experts show that movement is initiated from within the subconscious. That's what researchers of neuro-controlled prosthetics are replicating, and with great success. The simple act of thinking of lifting a cup, will be enough to start a movement!
Ongoing research
Many more institutions are becoming involved in this remarkable research,with staggering results! The company Neurogress, which is a leading force in this sector, has further advanced their technology by removing the need for internal sensors altogether. Neuro-controlled technology analyses the signals from the brain, and combines them with their new mechatronic 3D-printed prosthetic limbs, thus encouraging the limbs to move as if they were a natural part of the body.
Simple things like being able to feed yourself, and brush your hair, will once again be a part of an amputees’ daily routine. Without the use of invasive surgery and operations, Neurogress is in the process of improving the quality of life for many people.
This type of technology is soon to become mainstream treatment, at a price that is not only for an elite few who could afford it. This procedure will dramatically reduce the need for multiple invasive surgical procedures for many people. Experts at Neurogress are greatly encouraged by the new advances in neuro-controlled prosthetics, and the life-changing abilities that come with it.
What do you think? Are we really improving the lives of amputees or people who have been paralyzed? Or are we stepping into the grey area where artificial intelligence plays too great a part?
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