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Unlock the computer with brain waves
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…
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The ability to 'telepathy' is not too far away
Brain wave sensors have been used to control many devices through 'telepathy', from helicopters to video game characters.
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Cars are operated by the brain
Australian experts are testing the car by driving the driver's brain to detect a lack of concentration in the driver.
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Robbery by 'driver' brain wave driver
A driver's brainwave tracking system can help prevent car hijacking and trucking of expensive goods.
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Watch brain waves right on your personal phone
Integrated EEG brainwave tracking technology in an extremely lightweight device that allows users of devices such as smartphones or tablets to monitor their brain waves…
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Hats help mute spelling
For people suffering from spinal injuries or illnesses that can not move their arms or are mute, a special device called intendiX will help them spell words based on bra…
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Reading machine of terrorism
US scientists have found a way to help them discover the time, place, and method of conducting terrorist attacks in the future.
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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.
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Anti-drowning hat
Australian scientists have developed a helmet that detects driver drowsiness by monitoring brain waves.
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Wheelchairs move by thought
Toyota Motor Corporation said it has developed a wheelchair control method by recognizing brain waves. The user does not need to use muscle, not even uttering his reques…
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Controlled by thought in the virtual world
For the first time, a man with paralysis but still active brain waves has created a virtual character online, according to Japanese researchers.
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Use brain waves to open bank accounts
At present, some companies are offering iris recognition systems and many countries want to install this system in biometric passports. But Julie Thorpe, a researcher at…