Why a Simple Brain “Click” Matters More Than Fancy Robotics | STEIN Fireside Podcast @MayoClinic
Why a Simple Brain “Click” Matters More Than Fancy Robotics | STEIN Fireside Podcast  @MayoClinic
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
While many researchers focused on robotic arms and multiple degrees of freedom, Nick Ramsey's team pursued something different: a single reliable click. Their goal was simple—create a device that people with severe paralysis would actually use every day.


Catch the full conversation: STEIN Fireside Podcast: Nick Ramsey on Brain-Computer Interfaces, ALS, and Restoring Communication, S1-Ep14
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