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MIT engineers have developed the first entirely internal cochlear implant that will allow users to move, exercise, swim, and enjoy a full range of human activities without worrying about external hardware.
Its novel design relies on the single-direction vibrations of a bone in the middle part of hearing canal called the umbo.
The team is now moving into animal trials.
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