It outlines research that is being done to allow real world devices to respond to brain signals and the issues that need to be overcome.
The article doesn't specifically mention anything about uses for the disabled, but I imagine the implications for the physically disabled would be enormous.
I'm waiting for when they can fine-tune it enough to eliminate the need for keyboards and mice.
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There is an article at: www.sciencedaily.com
It outlines research that is being done to allow real world devices to respond to brain signals and the issues that need to be overcome.
The article doesn't specifically mention anything about uses for the disabled, but I imagine the implications for the physically disabled would be enormous.
I'm waiting for when they can fine-tune it enough to eliminate the need for keyboards and mice.
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