A new mind-controlled robotic hand may help increase independence for people living with quadriplegia or the effects of a stroke, according to a recent study published in Science Robotics. The low-cost robotic device – a hybrid brain/neural hand exoskeleton – was tested on six people with quadriplegia affecting their ability to grasp or manipulate objects. Participants
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