A viral video of a monkey walking on two legs after losing an arm has captured the internet's heart. The resilient primate navigates stairs, dodges obstacles, and sprints gracefully, leaving ...

Rhesus monkeys controlled two arms of a monkey avatar directly using brain signals. Sci-fi authors take note: Monkeys have learned to move a pair of virtual arms directly using their brain. The ...

Even though the monkey had stopped walking, the monkey was still watching the robot on the video and by thought alone the monkey was able to keep the robot walking for several minutes. This experiment ...

Monkeys are controlling bipedal, walking robots thousands of miles away using only their minds. Miguel Nicolelis, a neuroprosthetics researcher at Duke University, has been working for years on ...

A few years back, Duke neuroscientists, funded by the Pentagon, figured out how to have monkeys control robotic arms with their little simian minds. ... Monkey Brain Controls Walking 'Bot.

A spider monkey at Brevard Zoo was involved in a freak accident that led to the amputation of the 10-month-old simian’s arm. The incident occurred last week when Sully weaved his arm through ...

In a U.S. laboratory, a monkey arm is stripped down as far as its individual cells. All that’s left behind is a bare, frail scaffold. But that’s not the end of the road for this arm. The ...

MELBOURNE, Fla. — A 10-month-old spider monkey at the Brevard Zoo had his arm amputated after it was stuck in his habitat's fencing last week, the zoo shared in a Facebook post on Monday.