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ARIZONA, USA — An Arizona man from Yuma is at the forefront of one of the most high-profile and controversial advances in technology: afrom his computer-brain interface company was a success, but the recipient's identity and health had been a closely guarded secret. Until now.
Arbaugh, 29, was paralyzed in a"freak diving accident" in 2016 that dislocated parts of his spine. He has no sensation below his shoulders after the accident and has no use of his limbs. The nine-minute video shows him manipulating a mouse cursor, pausing music and playing digital chess, all with his mind. As soon as he was given full control, Arbaugh stayed up all night playing his favorite video games, he said."It's all brain power up there," Arbaugh said with a massive smile on his face. After intensive training"It just became intuitive for me to start imagining the cursor moving.
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