Prosthetic leg feels like the first true in the world
The Woffgang Rangger, an Austrian patient with a leg amputated with a prosthetic device, sends the frequency to the brain every time he walks, making him feel real.
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The Woffgang Rangger, an Austrian patient with a leg amputated with a prosthetic device, sends the frequency to the brain every time he walks, making him feel real.
Scientists can read the human mind based on the magnetic resonance imaging of the neural activity in the brain.
Mind-triggered devices may not be future fictions. Recently, Spanish scientists have successfully created a system that allows users to unlock the computer by thought, w…
US scientists have reportedly transplanted artificial neural devices into a brain region of people with paralytic paralysis or loss of limb, enabling the patient to tran…
A quadriplegic woman in the United States can manipulate the F-35 model by thinking, using brain implanted parts.
This artificial sunlight is so real that our brains really think we're outside, not in the basement.
The hat uses EEG technology to convert brain activity into electronic data. Simply put, the hat can
Blockbuster series The matrix over 10 years ago drew a scenario: In the future, people are connected to a giant network through a socket at the back of the head, from wh…
Researchers in the United States have successfully developed technology that allows controlling other people's activities by thinking.
The most recent company intending to create such a product is Thync, a start-up founded by businessman Isy Goldwasser and neurologist Jamie Tyler.
American scientists show that they can understand what other people are thinking by using a reading device.
At the recent Uplinq conference in the US, Qualcomm demonstrated two robots called Snapdragon Rover and Snapdragon Micro Rover.
Brain wave sensors have been used to control many devices through 'telepathy', from helicopters to video game characters.
British Airways has launched a new blanket for passenger service. Accordingly, this is the type of blanket called with the name
In many previous studies, scientists have demonstrated that using low intensity electricity in some cases can help treat some diseases, such as depression, anxiety or ch…