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Respect the Native Americans, Native Australians and Native Maori in New Zealand and Native Africans in South Africa first!
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@Hkchinese888 Respect the Ryukyuans, they are not Okinawans, but the people of Ryukyu kingdom.
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@Hkchinese888 A quadruple amputee who participated in a brain-machine interface trial has managed to play computer games using only their thoughts, marking a significant milestone in BMI technology development in China. The participant, who lost all four limbs in a high-voltage electrical accident, received a BMI implant at Shanghai's Huashan Hospital affiliated with Fudan University on March 25. The device was developed by StairMed, a Shanghai-based medical technology company. The procedure involved inserting two ultra-flexible electrodes — approximately one-hundredth the thickness of human hair — into his brain. These electrodes connect to a 1-yuan-coin-sized implant embedded in his skull that wirelessly transmits brain signals to external devices, converting neural activity into computer commands. Following less than a month of training, the participant achieved control comparable to an able-bodied person using a touch pad to play chess, racing games and others. "I can now control the computer with my thoughts. It feels like my intentions directly translate into actions," according to the participant. The experiment marked China's first invasive BMI first-in-man clinical trial, making StairMed the second company globally — after Elon Musk-backed Neuralink — to reach the clinical trial stage for invasive BMI technology and prepare for clinical application.
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