A new technology enables people with disabilities to control the Apple Vision Pro with brain signals
Developed a company They will deny A revolutionary technology that allows people with severe motor disabilities to control electronic devices such as Apple Vision Pro glassesThrough an interface that connects the brain and the computer without the need for complex surgery.
The company announced the success of clinical trials of this technology over the course of a full year without recording any serious side effects on the participating patients.
The technology relies on implanting a small device in the brain through a simple procedure through the jugular vein, to pick up movement signals from the brain and translate them into commands to control electronic devices.
Dr. Levy, the study's lead researcher, said: “The results of the COMMAND study confirm the safety of this technique, as we did not record any neurological complications during the 12-month study period.” “This minimally invasive approach could open new horizons for millions of patients suffering from paralysis and other movement disabilities,” he added.
This technology aims to help people who are paralyzed as a result of strokes or severe brain injuries regain some degree of functional independence.
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It is noteworthy that this study is the first of its kind to obtain approval from the US Food and Drug Administration to test a permanent interface linking the brain and the computer.
With this new technology, users can perform certain tasks on Apple and other devices even if they are physically unable to do so, which opens new horizons for improving the lives of people with motor disabilities.
