paralysis

Bionik is building exoskeletons to help people walk

Building the next brain-machine interfaces

For the first time, a completely paralyzed person walks again on his own two feet

A small study that could help paralyzed patients regain muscle movement

Meet a paraplegic man and the bionic technology that helps him walk again

Derek Fidyka was paralyzed from the chest down

The tech behind a device that might be able to reawaken connections between the brain and the body

The ReWalk exoskeleton helps people with spinal-cord injuries sit, stand, and walk.

The brain-controlled augmented suit was developed to give mobility to victims of paralysis.

Four men who had been paralyzed for two years or more were able to move their legs, knees, ankles and toes.