Five Australians will become the first to receive non-invasive brain implants in a trial of a device designed to allow people with paralysis and neurological diseases to communicate or control a computer.
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Brain implant trials hope to bypass damaged nerves, overcome paralysis
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Five Australians will become the first to receive non-invasive brain implants in a trial of a device designed to allow people with paralysis and neurological diseases to communicate or control a computer.
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By Natarsha Kallios
Presented by Amelia Dunn
Source: SBS
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