Brain Controlled Computing a Reality
pchernyakov writes "Cyberkinetics Neurotechnology Systems told attendees at the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation annual conference that a 25-year-old quadriplegic with wires run from 100 tiny sensors implanted in his brain and out to a computer can use his thoughts to control a computer well enough to operate a TV, open e-mail and play Pong with 70% accuracy."
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So this means I can surf with NO hands on the keyboard? Think of the possibilities.
"People that quote themselves in their signatures bother me" - athakur999
Can this be much farther behind?
-R
If he is really a "terminal man", we can just telnet to him if something goes wrong.
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I think we all know the dangers of hooking up robotic octopus arms without proper failsafes in place.
One should not theorize before one has data. -Sherlock Holmes-
As a tech support specialist, it's kinda nice to see somebody actually using their brain to operate a computer.