RESEARCH IS BETTER

WHEN PEOPLE WITH SCI HELP DESIGN IT

Jeff Welden, a C3 quad from Long Island, New York, agrees. 

“I’m on a community advisory board developing a brain-machine interface,” he says.

“The CAB’s brainstorming and troubleshooting forges a relationship where the project’s team manages advanced planning rather than corrective reaction. 

Utilizing the skills we have acquired as natural problem solvers is a surefire way to improve result efficacy, community acceptance, available usefulness and impact of the project’s result.”