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The first human use of a high-bandwidth wireless brain-computer interface

The first human use of a high-bandwidth wireless brain-computer interface

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Taking the fusion of robotics and neuroscience to the next level

Taking the fusion of robotics and neuroscience to the next level

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Are high-bandwidth brain-machine interfaces with dramatically enhanced precision and functionality coming soon?

Are high-bandwidth brain-machine interfaces with dramatically enhanced precision and functionality coming soon?

New approach for studying neural circuits offers advantages over both microelectrodes and fluorescence-based optical techniques that require genetic modifications. Researchers at UC Santa Cr... Read more

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New technique speeds creation of nanowire devices boosting research into what’s happening inside cells

New technique speeds creation of nanowire devices boosting research into what’s happening inside cells

Combing out a tangled problem Machines are getting cozy with our cells. Embeddable sensors record how and when neurons fire; electrodes spark heart cells to beat or brain cells to fire; neur... Read more

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Research Road Map for Brain-Computer Interfaces

Research Road Map for Brain-Computer Interfaces

Research and science fiction has been fascinated by brain-machine or brain-computer interfaces – BCI for short – since the early 1970s Quite apart from cyborgs and the game industry, the mos... Read more

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Brain-to-brain interface allows transmission of tactile and motor information between rats

Brain-to-brain interface allows transmission of tactile and motor information between rats

Researchers have electronically linked the brains of pairs of rats for the first time, enabling them to communicate directly to solve simple behavioral puzzles. A further test of this work s... Read more

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Brain-Machine Interfaces Make Gains by Learning About Their Users, Letting Them Rest, and Allowing for Multitasking

Brain-Machine Interfaces Make Gains by Learning About Their Users, Letting Them Rest, and Allowing for Multitasking

You may have heard of virtual keyboards controlled by thought, brain-powered wheelchairs, and neuro-prosthetic limbs. But powering these machines can be downright tiring, a fact that prevent... Read more

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Controlling a Computer With Thoughts?

Controlling a Computer With Thoughts?

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have been awarded funding for two projects that will place brain-computer interfaces (BCI) in patients with spinal cord injuries to test if it is... Read more

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