Arrested in your mind: design a software that allows you to communicate with ICU patients who seemed to be in coma
An algorithm developed at the University of Columbia achieves that inmodible and unreceptive patients regulate the appetite of a machine. The idea is to evolve the system so as to convey basic needs such as hunger or pain Leer
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