The next generation of BCI-controlled prosthetics may come with a sense of touch – how researchers attempt to restore hand somatosensation in patients with brain-controlled robotic arms, and why it matters. Continue reading More than moving: Somatosensation in brain-controlled prosthetics
How can we use brain activity to control prosthetic limbs and provide autonomy to injured patients? Continue reading BCI-Based Neuroprosthetics: Merging Neuroscience with Technology
Could modern Neuroscience be used as a counter-terrorism measure, or help us predict and prevent criminal behavior? Or is this simply science fiction? Continue reading Will Neurocriminology make Minority Report real?
“Is it actually possible to directly transfer one’s experiences into another person’s brain?”
I addressed this question in my blog post on Brain to Brain Interfaces (BtBIs) in June 2016. Now here are the data and opinions collected from some of the readers to help answer it! Continue reading Your Opinions on Brain to Brain Interfaces
Chances are last week’s article left you worried about the technology of the future. But are you afraid of a robot apocalypse? It’s likely that the thought of some humanlike robots will make you feel uneasy. But why only some? Continue reading Who’s afraid of the Humanoid Robot? – Let Neuroscience guide you through the Uncanny Valley
Brain to brain interfaces could make it possible to directly transfer your experiences into another person’s brain. Continue reading Brain to Brain Interfaces
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