CORDIS Project
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This project aims to develop brain-machine interfaces that allow patients to control robotic arms using brain signals. It focuses on understanding the neural mechanisms of eye-hand coordination to improve rehabilitation strategies for patients with arm function loss.
Loss of arm function can have a severe impact on a patient’s life and results in a loss of productivity.
As a remedy, scientists are currently developing brain-machine interfaces, which ultimately would allow patients to control a cybernetic arm by thought, through signals recorded from the brain.
Even though many basic real-life situations, such as interacting with other people and navigating traffic, require movement coordination in both space and time, surprisingly little is known about how t…
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