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A robotic hand was developed in Berlin that will allow people with certain types of spinal injuries to perform everyday activities.
一只機器人手在柏林被發(fā)明了出來，這使得患有某些脊髓損傷的人群能夠正常進(jìn)行日常活動。
The device requires wearing a cap that measures electric brain activity and eye movement so people can control the device attached to their hand. Brain-controlled robotic aids aren't new, but most require an implant, which can be hazardous to one's health.
該設(shè)備需要使用者戴上一個能夠測量腦電活動和眼部動作的帽子，以便人們控制安裝在他們手部的設(shè)備。由大腦控制的機器人援助并不新鮮，但是它們多數(shù)都需要植入體內(nèi)，這可能會威脅到人類健康。
According to researchers, it took participants only ten minutes to learn how to use the system before they could pick up objects with the robotic hand.
研究人員稱使用者在能夠用機器人手拿取東西前，只需要十分鐘就能學(xué)會如何操作系統(tǒng)。
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