Researchers helped a 38-year-old volunteer regain natural control over his paralysed legs, and restored movement in his lower limbs. Gert-Jan, who suffered from tetraplegia — the inability to move lower and upper limbs — after sustaining a spinal injury in a bicycle accident, can now stand upright, walk freely, and even take the stairs, with the the help of a digital brain-spine bridge.
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