Assessment of brain–machine interfaces from the perspective of people with paralysis

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27. Blabe, @shenoystanford et al. 2015. Assessment of brain-machine interfaces from the perspective of people with paralysis https://t.co/suUoz5U9mI 64-72% of people w tetraplegia interested in BCI that can type 40 wpm. Ambitious, but worthy goal. #100pa…

Designing better #brain-controlled #prosthetics: a survey of user preferences. http://t.co/uf0xioBtuQ

.@Stanford Neural Prosthetics Translational Lab survey of paralyzed people & priorities for brain-controlled devices: http://t.co/o58i25BqDO

@Stanford Neural Prosthetics Translational Lab surveyed paralyzed people re: priorities for brain-controlled devices: http://t.co/o58i25BqDO

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