ReverseParalysis Brain–Spine Interface
Sector: Bridge • Location: Lausanne, Switzerland
Source: The Good Men Project
The ReverseParalysis project developed a fully implantable brain–spine interface that reconnects the brain to the body to restore movement after spinal cord injury. The system creates a digital bridge linking brain and spinal signals, bypassing the injury site to allow nerve communication to resume, enabling patients to regain movement in limbs.
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Description | The ReverseParalysis project developed a fully implantable brain–spine interface that reconnects the brain to the body to restore movement after spinal cord injury. The system creates a digital bridge linking brain and spinal signals, bypassing the injury site to allow nerve communication to resume, enabling patients to regain movement in limbs. |
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