From warfare to entertainment and VR, brain-computer interface development has extended beyond prosthetics for patients with disabilities. Missing is full ...
Not exactly telepathy but darn close, that's for sure.
This is an entire new level of mind reading.
In the future, installing Elon Musk brain-computer interface could be as easy laser eye surgery.
The communication rate is practical enough to be useful for many patients.
Groundbreaking research changes the lives of paralyzed patients by helping them regain their senses.
You've heard all about controlling robotic arms or prosthesis with thoughts, but what about genes? In a deceptively simple experiment, ...
A crowd gathered for the New America Foundation’s first annual Future of War conference was told by DARPA's director that ...
The latest in brain-computer interface technology was recently demonstrated after woman with quadriplegia shaped a sophisticated robotic hand with ten degrees ...
Brain-computer interfaces have helped prosthetics go a long, long way. ZME Science showed you a couple of such examples, like ...
Image: CARLES GRAU ET AL., PLOS ONE, 2014 A group of neuroscientists have achieved what some might believe strictly belongs ...
This musician played the violin while he was having a brain surgery. But why? This is by no means an ...
Prosthetics have come a long way in recent years alone, mainly due to advancements in brain-machine interfaces. Incredibly articulated artificial limbs can ...
Drawing illustrates a rat with a BMBI attached to the skull retrieving food. Photo courtesy: Case Western Reserve University Case ...
(c) PNAS Prosthetic limbs have gone an incredible long way in recent years. Brain-computer interfaces, couples with incredibly articulated artificial ...
In a mind-boggling and, frankly, a bit frightening breakthrough, researchers at University of Washington have devised a brain-to-brain interface that for ...
Mind-controlled devices, also known as brain-computer interfaces, have evolved a lot in the past few years alone, offering countless people ...
Neural interface implanted in a monkey (credit: David A Borton et al./J. Neural Eng.) We've showed you some incredible brain-computer ...
