Paralyzed man walks naturally, thanks to wireless bridge between brain and spine (opens in new tab)

I remember the Brown prof's demo video, which was about a paralyzed person drawing a circle on the screen. The way it was implemented was by capturing and learning the signals the brain sends (but unable to send to the spine of course) when the person is "thinking of" or "imagining" moving the cursor to the left and right, etc. And then translating those signals to cursor moves. This video explains a similar approach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oka8hqsOzg

Yes, my new startup Sever offers a service that permanently cuts your spinal coord so you can work all day at a virtual desk using an Apple Vision Pro, while your body works out all day in the gym- completely undetectable to you.

Of course you will need to now pay hourly API access fees to use your new FitBody(tm) and sign over the rights to let us rent your physical body to 3rd party virtual users for any hours you don’t pay for. As the initial “donor” you will get priority access when booking time on “your” body.