Animals
Paralyzed Monkeys Can Now Walk via Brain Implants
This new technology helps paralyzed monkeys to get up on their feet and walk. Enabling creatures with paralyzed limbs to get to their feet and walk again has been considered an impossible feat to achieve for a long time.
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