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Immortal life, controlling the weather or communicating in the mind ... are the technologies expected to appear in the 22nd century.
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Immortal life, controlling the weather or communicating in the mind ... are the technologies expected to appear in the 22nd century.
Research shows that soldiers who receive light flow through the brain work more efficiently and are able to perform more concurrent tasks.
A patient with inability to walk and speak in the Netherlands can control new implants to communicate with thoughts without the supervision of a medical professional.
Thanks to computer technology that interacts with the brain, patients with disabilities will no longer suffer from pain in the paralyzed limb or lost.
An American company invests $ 100 million to develop implantable devices for the brain that boosts human intelligence.
Computers can predict what you're dreaming based on brainwave activity and brain blood flow.
Just a little support from memory reading technology, Shakespeare's immortal works can be rewritten by ... monkeys.
This study can pave the way for communication between the machine and the brain to control prostheses, remote robots as well as create momentum for the development of ne…
Many people believe that people will become immortal when they load information in the brain into the computer through digital technology.
This is a breakthrough of mankind, but is it accompanied by a disaster of destruction when an artificial intelligence has a human brain?
Controlling robots with thoughts that appear only in sci-fi films has now come true and may soon be applied in the US military.
By using energy pulses to stimulate the motor cortex, it enters the mode
Scientists at the University of Oregon, USA, built a device that allows people to read their thoughts by scanning signals in the brain and then processing and transferri…
With this machine, all your thoughts will show up on the screen as a movie for the whole world to see.
Scientists are studying a new invention that can translate speech into words to help stroke patients and people with paralysis.