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What the Future Holds

Permanent Cure for Paralysis

Permanent Cure for Paralysis

Mind-controlled prosthetics will serve as a permanent cure for paralysis as it allows people to do the things they can’t due to paralysis injuries.

Use on Animals

Use on Animals

In the near future, the use of mind-prosthetics can also be used on animals. This prosthetics will be able to cure paralysis problems for animals, just like how it provides solution and cure for humans.

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Rival the functionality provided by

Faster, stronger, and more flexible In the future, people hope that these mind-controlled prosthetics become wireless to rival biological limbs, and they could include sensors to determine the temperature, shape and material of object even before the user touches it. As time passes, doctors will also make these prosthetics more aesthetically natural to leave a positive psychological mindset on the users.

Building of Robots

Building of Robots

Robots which can complete daily tasks such as walking, carrying bags and feeding. With mind-controlled prosthetics, people will be more inclined to change all parts of their body. This will lead to people creating mind-controlled robots. These robots do not have a heart or mind, but they are wirelessly connected to the owner’s thoughts.

Mental Health Research

Mental Health Research

As much as minds are used to control limbs, people can also use these mind-controlled prosthetics to read the human mind. This is very beneficial for the medical sector, particularly in the psychology field. Instead of encouraging patients to express their feelings in words or drawings, doctors can use these mind-controlled prosthetics to determine the true feelings and mindset of a person.

Compete With Market For Prosthetics

Compete With Market For Prosthetics

People will be more inclined to use mind-controlled prosthetics instead of usual prosthetics as it allows them to naturally and smoothly control their limbs using their mind, which is not possible with standard prosthetics.

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