@lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: https://t.co/qbOcczxsSf
Learning to control a brain-machine interface for reaching and grasping by primates.
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The discussions demonstrate high engagement, with participants providing detailed references to the study’s experiments, such as monkeys controlling robotic limbs and neural reorganization. Words like 'demonstrate,' 'early results,' and mentions of 'prior art' reflect both admiration and recognition of the research's foundational impact.
Most discussions recognize the significance of the 2003 study, with some referencing prior art and claiming similar achievements.
The topic of brain-machine interfaces and the historical achievements in the field noticeably piqued curiosity among participants.
Users actively reference specific experiments, like controlled manipulations of robotic arms and brain reorganization, showing deep involvement.
Comments highlight the pioneering nature of the research, emphasizing its influence on current and future neural interface developments.
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- Primates can learn to control a brain-machine interface (BMI) to reach and grasp virtual objects by using neural signals to operate a robotic arm, with the system extracting multiple motor parameters like hand position, velocity, gripping force, and muscle activity from brain activity.
- The study found that accurate control required recording from large groups of neurons since individual neurons often encode several motor parameters, and continuous use of the BMI improved both the system's predictions and the monkeys' ability to perform reaching and grasping tasks.
- Learning to control the BMI was associated with changes in brain function, including reorganization in cortical areas, indicating that the monkeys integrated the BMI's feedback into their brain's motor and sensory representations.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@PrgDiana Это было давно возможно, лол. Вот например работа 2003 года про импланты в мозг приматов и управление рукой робота. https://t.co/TP72i6hX6y Про то что приматы сообразительные и могут играть в сложные игры -- и так известно)
@behrenstimb You mean like this? https://t.co/NfVYjbtrCq
@rowancheung Dude, 2003 called and wants credit for having scooped Neuralink by more than a decade. (And, so does Nicolelis.) https://t.co/D7Gsic2QFj
https://t.co/1Um9JXKLeu ademas eso (pon te botas de nontaña que es cuesta arriba)
RT @GJuantorena: @lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: http…
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Learning to Control a Brain–Machine Interface for Reaching and Grasping by Primates | PLOS Biology Published: October 13, 2003 @MiguelNicolelis https://t.co/tgu7mnF0oE
@rowancheung Dude, 2003 called and wants credit for having scooped Neuralink by more than a decade. (And, so does Nicolelis.) https://t.co/D7Gsic2QFj
@patlouiswilkie @GaryMarcus @denny_zhou Because evidence shows that https://t.co/njEtPM1tWs https://t.co/L6mIQNcZyQ
Prior art: https://t.co/oiCxTGhHwF YouTube video: https://t.co/X835YIRgiv #USA1 @DukeU #NWO 99>1 42 .@elonmusk https://t.co/YmgC4KbFcX
RT @GJuantorena: @lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: http…
@behrenstimb You mean like this? https://t.co/NfVYjbtrCq
RT @GJuantorena: @lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: http…
RT @GJuantorena: @lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: http…
RT @GJuantorena: @lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: http…
RT @GJuantorena: @lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: http…
@PrgDiana Это было давно возможно, лол. Вот например работа 2003 года про импланты в мозг приматов и управление рукой робота. https://t.co/TP72i6hX6y Про то что приматы сообразительные и могут играть в сложные игры -- и так известно)
@lbugnon @vpeterson09 Estas cosas ya las hacia @MiguelNicolelis hace 20 años: https://t.co/kUGW4I1q10 paper de 2003: https://t.co/qbOcczxsSf
@criticalneuro @EricMTrautmann @bradpwyble The motor and visual applications are not an exaggeration, proofs of concepts exists for both and needed a strong multidisciplinary effort to make it an actual medical device. Nicolelis work is the reason why I decided to work in this field ... https://t.co/9D8mh1dh6B
RT @deruderu17: https://t.co/1Um9JXKLeu ademas eso (pon te botas de nontaña que es cuesta arriba)
https://t.co/1Um9JXKLeu ademas eso (pon te botas de nontaña que es cuesta arriba)
“Here we demonstrate that primates can learn to reach and grasp virtual objects by controlling a robot arm through a closed-loop brain–machine interface (BMIc).” https://t.co/AOf1goqZdD
Early results. “We demonstrate how the monkeys learn to control a real robotic actuator using a BMIc.” (BMIc = brain–machine interface). https://t.co/AOf1goqZdD
Early results. “We demonstrate for what we believe is the first time the ability of the same ensemble of cells in closed-loop mode to control two distinct movements of a robotic arm: reaching and grasping.“ https://t.co/AOf1goqZdD
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