Human brain can connect with each other like wifi waves
Professor of psychology Digby Tantum at the University of Sheffield said that although language plays an important role, it is not all in helping people communicate with…
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Professor of psychology Digby Tantum at the University of Sheffield said that although language plays an important role, it is not all in helping people communicate with…
Producer of the US sex dolls Realdoll is wanting to help customers have real feelings with their robot.
According to previous studies, distraction is the most common cause of accidents, from professional racetracks to conventional driving.
This device can increase learning efficiency by 40%. You won't have to wait too long to be able to own this magic tape, by anticipation.
Scientists transplant human brain tissue into rodents and mice, raising a moral debate among researchers.
Mental Work science project uses the Brain and Machine Connection Interface (BMI), developed at the laboratory of the Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), Sw…
A group of scientists from Wits University in South Africa has successfully connected the human brain to the global internet network.
Austrian scientists in the study, published in the journal Plos One, present the first computer-brain interface (BCI) technology that allows people to use thought to com…
The information was provided by a company called Neuralink, which was created by Mr. Musk to run the project on a disclosure filing to the SEC.
The Ministry of Defense wants the army to have supernatural powers, telepathy and immunity from pain.
According to Newsweek, the creation of a real connection between people and machines is of great importance.
The research team at Google has found a way for their AI to reproduce images from text. The more detailed the text, the more accurately reproduced the image.
Using magnetic resonators to study the activities of the brain, scientists can read human thoughts.
Bad guys can sneak into the brain and extract important personal information if you use EEG (EEG) when filling in your phone or computer.
Special equipment developed by a Korean start-up promises to bring hope to people with depression in the future.