September 25, 2025Open Access

Cortically Interfaced Human Avatar Enables Remote Volitional Grasp and Shared Discriminative Touch

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iBCI participant achieved volitional control of another's hand with 64% accuracy in discriminating object compliance.
Using the S1 encoding paradigm, perceptual accuracies exceeded 90% during calibration, showcasing the interface's efficacy.
The cooperative task enabled an impaired participant to pour a bottle with a 94% success rate, demonstrating practical application.
Qualitative feedback indicated strong satisfaction, reinforcing the potential of this method for future rehabilitation strategies.

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This groundbreaking research shows how a brain-computer interface facilitates object manipulation in impaired individuals, indicating a new era for rehabilitation.

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Cater et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5bd72dc445aa9033b0c75 https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.09.21.25336267

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This groundbreaking research shows how a brain-computer interface facilitates object manipulation in impaired individuals, indicating a new era for rehabilitation.

Cortically Interfaced Human Avatar Enables Remote Volitional Grasp and Shared Discriminative Touch

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Cortically Interfaced Human Avatar Enables Remote Volitional Grasp and Shared Discriminative Touch

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