<ul><li>A paralyzed man has flown a virtual drone using a brain-computer interface (BCI) that decoded his brain activity in real time.</li><li>The neural signals associated with finger movements allowed the man to control the virtual drone.</li><li>The BCI technology was implanted in the area of the brain that controls hand motion, and an AI model mapped the neural signals to the man's thoughts.</li><li>BCI technology holds promise for enabling independence and freedom for individuals with paralysis, but further research and development is needed to address challenges and ensure safety.</li></ul>

Paralyzed man flies virtual drone by thought alone

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