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Want to drive with mind control? This EEG-Reading Technology May Make It Possible
Mind-reading was once science fiction, but since Elon Musk and others began working on neural interfaces, the idea of a computer that can read the human mind has become less realistic. Of course, not everyone likes the idea of a tyrannical billionaire implanting a chip in his skull. We received a £500,000 grant from the UK to develop our AI-powered technology. The company says its AI-powered technology can read brain waves without drilling a hole in your head.
According to the company, this non-invasive technology is already being used to help stroke patients recover, and one day we may be able to control prosthetic limbs and cars with just the power of our minds.
A team of 13 neuroscientists and machine learning experts is working on algorithms to spot obscure electrical signals that pass through the skull and recognize electrical patterns that correspond to thoughts. increase.
The company does not build its own hardware. Instead, he builds software for use in his EEG (electroencephalograph) machine from a third party that measures electrical signals from the brain.
Mind-reading was once science fiction, but since Elon Musk and others began working on neural interfaces, the idea of a computer that can read the human mind has become less realistic. Of course, not everyone likes the idea of a tyrannical billionaire implanting a chip in his skull. We received a £500,000 grant from the UK to develop our AI-powered technology. The company says its AI-powered technology can read brain waves without drilling a hole in your head.
According to the company, this non-invasive technology is already being used to help stroke patients recover, and one day we may be able to control prosthetic limbs and cars with just the power of our minds.
A team of 13 neuroscientists and machine learning experts is working on algorithms to spot obscure electrical signals that pass through the skull and recognize electrical patterns that correspond to thoughts. increase.
The company does not build its own hardware. Instead, he builds software for use in his EEG (electroencephalograph) machine from a third party that measures electrical signals from the brain.
