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Scientists Create Brain-Computer Interface Capable of Learning Commands
Scientists have created a brain-computer interface capable of learning commands.
Credit: Silicon Republic
Scientists in Japan have developed what may be the first brain-computer interface that allows users with severe physical or vocal disabilities to control objects and devices without mental fatigue.
Developed by a team of scientists and researchers from the Osaka University in Japan, the interface is comprised of a series of electrodes connected to the human brain which can compute relatively simple commands, such as turning on a TV or making a wheelchair move.
From Silicon Republic
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