Neuroprosthesis Restores Effective Hand Movement

05-01-2012 • arclein

The multi-electrode array and FES device – which combine to form the neuroprosthesis – allowed the monkeys to regain movement in the paralyzed hand and pick up and move the ball with almost the same level of dexterity as they did before the paralysis

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