Man Creates Brain-Controlled Wheelchair After Spinal Cord Paralysis
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Wang Ning, a 33-year-old man from Shenzhen, built a brain-controlled wheelchair in just 48 hours after suffering complete paralysis due to spinal cord operations. He used self-study and artificial intelligence to create the device, which glides forward when he lifts his hands from the control panel. Wang also developed a specialized app and rehabilitation tools for wheelchair-bound disabled people.
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