Pitt team inserts computer chip in brain so a person's thoughts can instigate motion- BIM 2

Pitt team inserts computer chip in brain so a person's thoughts can instigate motion

1. Brief description of situation
2. Key stakeholders and IT system involved
3. Related issues of social and ethical significance
4. Areas of social impact
5. Evaluating the impacts and conclusion

1. With mind control, a monkey eats some marshmallows robotic arm. Then, a year ago, in a moment of excitement suddenly a man with quadriplegia a robotic arm to touch the hand of his girlfriend. Mind control technology arm robot developed at the University of Pittsburgh has reached a new milestone once again triggered a lot of emotion. A study published today in The Lancet described as a 52 year old - a quadriplegic nine years - has spent the last 10 months learning how to maneuver the robotic arm of the mind, which allows you to select objects in different ways shaking hands, and even take a candy bar and grab a bite. The fact is, Jan Scheuermann used the arm and hand to consume chocolate bar entera.Sus achievements, a result of decades of research Pitt, increasing promise or arm amputees quadriplegia to use weapons of mind control robot to perform daily tasks independently.
2. Owners, Society, Clients, Global, people and machines
3. What they are doing this group of people is something beneficial for mankind not only to a group and you can see how the product can help the world to people who are amputated body parts and how it can help and benefit them in their daily lives.
4. Cultural, psychological , health
5. We can conclude is that what they are doing is right and good for humanity  as we mentioned above, is perhaps something dangerous where they put the chip as it may cause him to stay immobile for a body part touching another nerve one thing they could do is investigate more what could cause in the future having that chip or hand if it causes no problem.