A man who is paralyzed from below his has been able to walk using a robotic suit. The 28-year-old man could not move his arms, and legs after an . Doctors fitted him with a special robotic - this is a machine that covered his arms, legs and body. The machine was attached to the so the man could keep his balance and not fall over. He controlled the machine using high-tech that were implanted near his brain. The man used his to tell the sensors to move the machine. His sent messages to the machine and it moved his arms and legs. He was able to walk a few using the machine even he was paralyzed.
Doctors say they are in the stages of developing this . They believe robotic exoskeletons will help disabled people to live lives in the . Technology will be able to pick up from the brain to control wearable robotic technology. The next is to remove the ceiling harness. A neurosurgeon who co-led the exoskeleton commented on the exoskeleton suit. He said it was the first , brain-controlled system to be designed that can move all four . The man was very happy with the test. He said: "I can't go home tomorrow in my exoskeleton, but I've got to a where I can walk. I walk when I want and I stop when I want."
