Meet Benjamin Choi, a 17-year-old who built a $300 mind-controlled prosthetic arm that reads brainwaves through non-invasive electrodes
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- Each one of us spent the pandemic doing something that we normally wouldn't have the time to.
- While some picked up numerous indoor hobbies, others studied hard enough to change career pathways.
- Benjamin Choi, a then 17-year-old kid, put his spare time during the phase to design an accessible device that does not require brain surgery.
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- Each one of us spent the pandemic doing something that we normally wouldn't have the time to.
- While some picked up numerous indoor hobbies, others studied hard enough to change career pathways.
- Benjamin Choi, a then 17-year-old kid, put his spare time during the phase to design an accessible device that does not require brain surgery.