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UPDATED:06:24 EST, 3 September 2012
 
Stroke patients who have lose the use of  their arms could find a helping hand in the form of a robotic arm that can  ‘telepathically’ respond to your thoughts.
The research, led by Rice University and the  University of Houston, has led to an exo-skeleton which covers the arm from  fingertips to elbow and can help perform simple tasks, as well gently assisting – and sometimes resisting – movement to build strength and  accuracy.
The new neurotechnology will interpret brain  waves using an EEG neural interface, which can read thought patterns and assign  them to movements.
A University of Houston (UH) graduate student tests  MAHI-EXO II, the robotic rehabilitation device which aims to help  spinal-cord-injury patients recover ....

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