Another step in the inevitable merging of humans and machines.

Another step in the inevitable merging of humans and machines. A quadriplegic used a brain-computer interface to move, not a robotic hand, his own hand.
http://blogs.mathworks.com/headlines/2016/04/20/neuroscience-and-machine-learning-restore-movement-in-paralyzed-mans-hand/

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