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Qwan’s research team developed a hybrid brain-computer interface that controls a lower-limb exoskeleton using blinking and teeth-clenching signals. The average recognition accuracy for commands issued by 10 participants while walking along an actual path reached 95.06%. The usability score for this approach was 78.25, higher than the 53.50 recorded for control using a conventional cane.
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biobookmedia@biobook.co.krBrazilian Health Regulatory Agency Approves Gazyva for a New Indication in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Belgium’s Amadcell acquires two Lakefront CAR T therapies for up to $230 million
OrbiMed Raises $3 Billion, Its Largest Asia Fund to Date
UK Researchers Identify New Mechanism of Antifungal Drug Resistance in Candida auris
AstraZeneca Signs $1.5 Billion AI Drug Target Discovery Deal With Insitro
Hyundai Pharmaceutical’s Third-Quarter Operating Profit Reaches KRW 5.937 Billion, Up 44% Year Over Year
