Published
Eric Valor has been living with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, for nearly a decade, but he says technology, including a brainwave-sensing headset, has let him maintain a high quality of life. CNET's Kara Tsuboi visits him at home to learn how.
- Category
- Tech News
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
-
02:26
Patient Zero Trailer (2018) Matt Smith, Natalie Dormer
-
04:47
First Neuralink patient plays chess with his mind | The Morning After
-
02:23
AI-powered patient engagement - CareMessage and the Gemini API
-
08:20
DesignBytes: Density-independent Pixels (Korean)
-
02:51
ID@Xbox: The Power of Independent Developers
-
44:25
2014 Independent Games Festival
-
09:53
DesignBytes: Density-independent Pixels
-
04:20
ADAM-X Patient Simulator hands-on at CES 2024
-
03:38
Advancing Patient Care with Deep Learning
-
01:00
Transplant Patient Receives Gene-Edited Pig Kidney
-
06:00
DesignBytes: Density-independent Pixels (Portuguese)
-
02:51
Xbox Indies Talk About the Power of Being Independent
-
02:12
Guy's and St Thomas': Creating Faster Insights from Patient Data to Guide Treatments on Cambridge-1
-
03:22
Living with the Samsung Gear S2: Still dependent, but more independent than others
-
40:11
Moonshots: The Independent Space Race | Engadget
-
01:48
Cabin Fever: Patient Zero - Trailer #1
-
09:10
Density-independent Pixels [Thai]
-
00:54
Neuralink patient uses it to game all night
-
01:07
GestSure: Using Kinect to Improve Patient Care
-
02:21
Henry Mayo: The Internet of Things writes an Rx for better patient care
-
01:10
Marvel's Agent Carter - Independent Woman
-
02:25
Dr. Zabrek prescribes Epic on Surface to improve patient care over workstations and iPads.
Loading...