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MMI

Abbreviation for maximum medical improvement.

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But brain-machine interfaces (BMI) have some limitations such as low reliability and accuracy when it comes to complex functional task training.

A Neuromuscular Interface for Robotic Devices Control

Chen, "A brain-machine interface based on ERD/ERS for an upper-limb exoskeleton control," Sensors, vol.

Motor Imagery-Based Brain-Computer Interface Coupled to a Robotic Hand Orthosis Aimed for Neurorehabilitation of Stroke Patients

Brown, "A real-time brain-machine interface combining motor target and trajectory intent using an optimal feedback control design," PloS One, vol.

Prior Knowledge of Target Direction and Intended Movement Selection Improves Indirect Reaching Movement Decoding

Brain-Machine Interface: Closer to Therapeutic Reality?

Human-centered design of wearable neuroprostheses and exoskeletons

On the design of robotic hands for brain-machine interface. Neurosurg Focus.

Advantages of externally powered prosthesis with feedback system using pseudo-cineplasty

They demonstrated that the alert animal could produce two-dimensional movement in the sedated animal's limb--a breakthrough in brain-machine interface research.

Controlling your own limbs

He said that future brain-machine interfaces aimed at restoring mobility in humans will have to incorporate multiple limbs to greatly benefit severely paralyzed patients.

Monkeys use brain to move 2 virtual arms

OTHER SCIENTISTS AROUND the country, including electrical engineer Euisik Yoon at the University of Michigan, are also working on promising brain-machine interface devices.

"Watch me walk": new experimental technologies aim to help paralyzed patients leave their wheelchairs behind

So-called "brain-machine interface technology" reads people's thoughts by

Japanese government eyes ''mind-reading'' devices by 2020

And experts working on the brain-machine interface say that experimental efforts for human use may begin within a few years.

What monkey thinks, robot arm does

Collinger, "Ten-dimensional anthropomorphic arm control in a human brain-machine interface: difficulties, solutions, and limitations," Journal of Neural Engineering, vol.

Progress in EEG-Based Brain Robot Interaction Systems

Thakor, "Brain-machine interface facilitated neurorehabilitation via spinal stimulation after spinal cord injury: Recent progress and future perspectives," Brain Research, vol.

Preventing Neurodegenerative Memory Loss in Hopfield Neuronal Networks Using Cerebral Organoids or External Microelectronics