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A Man with Paralysis — Shared Control of a Robotic Arm
A man with partial paralysis operated a robotic arm using a non-invasive system supported by AI.
About
Nature reported on a study in which a non-invasive brain signal system and AI together helped control a robotic arm. The user performed screen tasks better with shared control than without AI assistance. It is an experimental case involving one participant.
AI factor
AI supplements control when the signal is uncertain. The user initiates and monitors the action.
Sources
Inspiration sourced from AI For Good. Not an Arnaldus customer case.
