Thought-driven robotic arm
As part of the Brain2Robot project, a team of researchers has created a device that can make life easier for people with disabilities. This is a robotic control system in the form of a hand, which users can control with thought.
To translate mental instructions into machine commands, the brain-computer interface ( brain-computer interface , BCI) is used here, which appeared about 7 years ago and is continuously being improved. One of the interesting features of BCI is the ability to "tweak" the equipment for each person individually.
In general, BCI is already a fairly common gizmo. So, last year a typewriter controlled by the power of thought was created using this interface. And not so long ago BCI even screwed to the game Second Life.
via Physorg
To translate mental instructions into machine commands, the brain-computer interface ( brain-computer interface , BCI) is used here, which appeared about 7 years ago and is continuously being improved. One of the interesting features of BCI is the ability to "tweak" the equipment for each person individually.
In general, BCI is already a fairly common gizmo. So, last year a typewriter controlled by the power of thought was created using this interface. And not so long ago BCI even screwed to the game Second Life.
via Physorg
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/16232/
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