At Project MARCH conducted by a team of engineers from TU Delft, an exoskeleton is controlled by brain-computer interface technology. For this project, they used g.Nautilus produced by g.tec medical engineering. 🔥

The high-quality artifact-free EEG signal acquired by g.Nautilus Amplifier has made it easier than ever to conduct robotic projects and command to exoskeletons in real-time with brain waves. 🧠💯

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