Deep learning

Neuroprosthetics, virtual reality, and AI tackle motor disabilities

Technological progress provides many perspectives for the rehabilitation and compensation of disabilities. Blaise Yvert, research director at the Inserm (the French national institute of health and medical research) and leader of the BrainTech Lab Neurotechnology and Network Dynamics team, reviews three technologies that aim to give more independence to people with motor disabilities and to improve their quality of life.
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Robotics, AI and blockchain at the heart of the healthcare of tomorrow

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Fake news arms race prompts boom in AI

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Artificial intelligence as a tool for digital inclusion

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When AI assists photographers

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Six uses of AI that serve a more humane society

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