AI - Artificial intelligence
The US has created an AI that reads the human brain correctly 97%
A new artificial intelligence system can convert signals from the human brain into text with an accuracy of up to 97%.
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11 published items.
New technology
Using artificial neural networks, the Russian research institute translates it into images in real time
This is the stepping stone to develop an efficient brain - computer interface in the future.
New technology
Technology turns brain signals into words, helping polio patients communicate
This technology is expected to provide a voice for people with diseases like Parkinson's.
Medicine - Health
Biological arms controlled by brain signals
Austrian scientists have introduced a prosthetic arm that can be controlled by thought, bringing new perspectives to people with disabilities.
Medicine - Health
The first time sending signals from the human brain to the human brain
Brain researchers say for the first time in history a distant person can control other people's movements by a signal sent by thought.
Science invention
Meet RatCar, a Japanese Robot car controlled by the mouse's brain
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Computer science
People can write with thoughts
US scientists have developed a computer program that allows users to write letters and numbers on the screen by thinking about them.
New technology
Human face reconstruction from monkey brain signal
US scientists can replicate the human face seen by monkeys from the brain's signal.
New technology
Science can read human thoughts with black and white paper
Current technological advancements have helped recreate the video through human thinking or thinking to control a car. And most recently, research has helped convert bra…
New technology
Robot control by brain signal
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne said the experiment took them one step closer to allowing patients unable to move easily with their…
New technology
The device read the brain waves accurately, safely
A team of scientists from the University of Tokyo and Niigata University in Japan have successfully researched new brain signaling devices.