More in the realm of mind-machine interface as a man learns to use his thoughts to walk in an exoskeleton. "Prof Benabid, who developed deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease, told the BBC: "We have solved the problem and shown the principle is correct. This is proof we can extend the mobility of patients in an exoskeleton."
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