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CorTec Neuro's brain-computer interface is designed to both stimulate the brain of those recovering from stroke and do thought based computer control. A patient in Seattle used his mind to play Pong

CTO Martin Schüttler demonstrates where the device is implanted in the brain, which is different than other companies in this field, and how it is intended to work. Three patients have now tested the system at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.

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CorTec Neuro's brain-computer interface is designed to both stimulate the brain of those recovering from stroke and do thought based computer control. A patient in Seattle used his mind to play Pong

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