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This AI startup is revolutionizing prosthetics by creating mind-controlled bionic arms The tech works by covering a patient's stump with electrodes that can detect signals from the user's brain to control the prosthetic Each user needs to go through a 5-minute 'training period' where they think about moving with... show more

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Rowan Cheung2 years ago

Here's another detailed breakdown of how @AtomLimbs works

Robert Scoble2 years ago

Added to my AI company map. 4,600 companies here in X: Thank you!

Rowan Cheung2 years ago

Love it. The best lists on X by far! Random thought but imagine if X allowed Grok to train custom “Groks” like GPTs on X lists @elonmusk @xai @grok

Alex Northstar2 years ago

People do not understand the full implications of this: Once this tech is fully functional you can pilot robots with your mind. Stop and think about it.

Rowan Cheung2 years ago

Wonder what the mind-to-bluetooth range will be on this

Min Choi2 years ago

Wow this is incredible. The robotics and AI tech is just moving so fast. I wonder if we will all be cyborgs in the future 😬

Rowan Cheung2 years ago

I think we will be, in one shape or another I’d argue the smartphone is the first tech extension of the human already

Healthcare AI Guy2 years ago

Love seeing technology being used to help people live better lives. Med/acc

Rowan Cheung2 years ago

The world has no clue about the amount of world-changing breakthroughs about to happen healthcare

Halim Alrasihi2 years ago

When it comes to humanizing AI, this might be one of the best use-cases I've seen so far.

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