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(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune)
Florian Solzbacer, president-executive chairman of Blackrock shows the computer chip they developed that is implanted in the brain of amputees or paraplegics. The chip allows them to move robotic devices like prosthetic limbs.

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Florian Solzbacer, president-executive chairman of Blackrock shows the computer chip they developed that is implanted in the brain of amputees or paraplegics. The chip allows them to move robotic devices like prosthetic limbs.

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