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"For very simple things like going from thinking about your arm to actually moving your arm, it's a pretty straightforward system, and we know what the connections are, " Dr. Provencio said.
WSJ: Obama Gives Details of Brain-Research Project
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The robot can detect the brain signal corresponding to a person thinking about moving an arm, and then move the arm.
CNN: Brain-controlled devices may help paralyzed people
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In a video, she is seen moving the robotic arm with fluid, elegant movements.
FORBES: Robotic Arm Controlled By Your Mind
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Which is why moving from Intel to ARM may well be a very good idea.
FORBES: Links 6 Nov: Is Apple Going To Ditch Intel For ARM? If So, Why?
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This machine, known as the Turk because of its exotic costume, could play chess, moving the pieces with a mechanical arm and defeating even the best human players.
ECONOMIST: Computers and chess
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Pyongyang claims its nuclear test involved a smaller and more powerful device - prompting concerns it could be moving closer to creating a warhead small enough to arm a missile.
BBC: North Korea ramps up nuclear rhetoric as UN vote looms
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The actor has a knack for moving his body in funny ways watch for the double arm wave he does after putting a Stevie Nicks song in the jukebox and he sings and prances for the camera in a risky and aerobic performance.
NEWYORKER: School of Rock
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Photos of shows from April 2011 show him "repeatedly moving his arms in a punching motion" and "violently flailing his arm in an up-and-down motion, " a criminal complaint says.
WSJ: Feds: NY cop in punk band faked arm injury
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If an eye bulges or an arm stretches out in an unrealistic cartoonish way, other muscles react by moving along with it.
NPR: Making an Animated Escape to 'Madagascar'
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He discovered that if a person who has long been paralyzed thinks "move my arm to the left, " the region in the brain responsible for moving arms--the motor cortex--fires away as if everything were connected.
FORBES: Technology
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Merely moving a few feet to poke a rock could take three days, with the rover snapping pictures of its arm from every angle.
NEWYORKER: The Martian Chroniclers