Brain–computer interfaces to restore movement after spinal cord injury

واجهات الدماغ والحاسوب لاستعادة الحركة بعد إصابات الحبل الشوكي

Build and test a low-cost, non-invasive brain–computer interface that reads the intention to move from EEG and drives electrical stimulation of the arm and hand, to support rehabilitation after spinal cord injury.

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A research proposal by Quasova Labs, not a finished study: it contains no results and promises no discovery, funding or publication.

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