Scientists have significantly advanced robotics by creating a novel sensor that enables human mind control of robots.
Researchers developed the ground-breaking technology from the University of Texas and Houston Methodist Hospital, and it has the potential to alter how people interact with machines fundamentally.
The implanted sensor picks up neural impulses from the brain and converts them into commands that can be used to operate robots.
This implies that folks who are unable to use their limbs or who have disabilities can nevertheless operate machinery and other gadgets with their minds.
Users could control robots with high accuracy and precision during testing in both virtual and real surroundings. According to the researchers, the technology has various uses, including manufacturing, space exploration, prosthetics and medical equipment.
