Dr Adam Kirton: From thought to function with non-invasive brain computer interface.
What are the possibilities of turning a thought into something that is actionable? For children with CP that have significant motor impairments, access to the environment can be incredibly challenging.
Dr Kirton came onto the pod to talk about his education session and free paper titled "Achievement of Personalized, Previously Impossible Goals by Children with Severe Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy Using Brain-Computer Interface."
Join us as we explore this novel intervention, understand how it works and what the possibilities are right now.
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