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A man who was paralysed after a bike accident from the waist down, can now walk again.
Gert-Jan, from the Netherlands, was helped by French and Swiss scientists after breaking his neck, years before.
This injury had stopped all communication between his brain and legs.
Grégoire Courtine's one of the neuro-scientists on the project.
They used technology to act like a bridge between Gert-Jan's brain and leg muscles.
When Gert-Jan wishes to walk, this message is processed by his brain.
It's 'translated' to the appropriate leg muscles, which means he can move.
And since the technology works wirelessly, he can move around easily.
Gert-Jan can now stand, walk around and even climb the stairs.
However, it's been a huge challenge.
"It might not be for everybody because it's not only implanting the system and then you can walk, it's still a hard period of training."
Since the operation to put the technology into his brain and legs, Gert-Jan's experienced months of intensive training.
The research team's been amazed at his progress.
At this point it was not based on anything, actually, but I still kept hope."
The scientists intend to develop the technology.
They're hopeful they can change lives for others who've lost movement in parts of their body.
