Brain-controlled exoskeleton to help kick off FIFA 2014 World Cup

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On June 12th, the FIFA 2014 World Cup in Brazil will be kicked off by a paralyzed person using a highly innovative brain-controlled robotic exoskeleton. This feat is being carried out as a demonstration of the current state-of-the art in assisted mobility technology, as the researchers involved – part of the "Walk Again Project" – work toward refining their invention... Continue Reading Brain-controlled exoskeleton to help kick off FIFA 2014 World Cup

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Tags: Brain Computer Interface, Brain Machine Interface, Disability, Exoskeleton, Mobility Aid, Robotic, Soccer, Technical University Munich, Walk

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