A team of Swiss researchers has developed <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-60258620">an implant that allows patients who had a complete cut to their spinal cord to walk again.</a> This miraculous feat was tested by Michel Roccati, who was paralyzed because of a motorbike accident.&nbsp;After getting his spine cut, Roccati had no feeling in his legs. The electrical implant, which was surgically attached to his spine, now enables him to walk. "I stand up, walk where I want to, I can walk the stairs - it's almost a normal life," he said. The new technology was a gift to him. While the implant has assisted Roccati and eight others to move after getting their spines injured, the team behind the implant stressed that it isn’t a cure for a spinal injury. They stressed that the technology is still too complicated to be used in everyday life.&nbsp;Image credit: BBC&nbsp;#implant #technology #spineinjury #paralysis #research