Minimally-Invasive Brain Machine Interface for Robotic Limb Control

中风和脊髓损伤导致的四肢瘫痪和偏瘫患者的治疗选择很少。脑机接口（bmi）绕过受损的神经系统，将大脑重新连接到假肢上。我们的团队已经开发出一种可以微创植入大脑血管的BMI。我们建议在动物研究中评估该装置，并继续进行人体临床试验试点研究。其目的是为瘫痪病人恢复对物理环境的机械控制。

Persons affected by quadriplegia and hemiplegia from stroke and spinal cord injury have few treatment options. Brain Machine Interfaces (BMIs) reconnect brain to a prosthetic limb, bypassing damaged nervous system. Our group has developed a BMI that can be implanted minimally-invasively, inside a blood vessel within the brain. We propose to evaluate this device in animal studies, and continue on to a human clinical trial pilot study. The aim is to restore mechanical control over the physical environment for a paralysed patient.