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Monday, October 28, 2013

Thought-controlled computers closer than we think

Thought-controlled computers closer than we think: "A recent breakthrough from the University of Washington shows that when technology lets the brain control a device such as a robotic arm, the brain is behaving in the same way as if it was commanding the relevant muscles to carry out the act in reality. In other words, by thinking about kicking a ball, the area of the brain active in doing so behaves in the same way as if you were really kicking a ball."

Researchers are working on ways to control machines just by thinking about what we want them to do.

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