Humans Can Now Scold a Robot With Their Minds
MIT developed a system to instantly tell a robot when it makes an error through brainwaves. Continue reading Humans Can Now Scold a Robot With Their Minds
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MIT developed a system to instantly tell a robot when it makes an error through brainwaves. Continue reading Humans Can Now Scold a Robot With Their Minds
Is this the future of staying safe on the road? Continue reading The Army Is Testing Brainwave-Reading Technology for Drivers
TOBE is a toolkit that enables the user to create Tangible Out-of-Body Experiences, created by [Renaud Gervais] and others and presented at the TEI ’16: Tenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction. The goal is to expose the inner states of users using physiological signals such as heart rate or brain activity. The toolkit is a proposal that covers the creation of a 3D printed avatar where visual representations of physiological sensors (ECG, EDA, EEG, EOG and breathing monitor) are displayed, the creation and use of these sensors based on open hardware platforms such as Bitalino or OpenBCI, …read more
Continue reading TOBE: Tangible Out-of-Body Experience with Biosignals
Religious beliefs, political leanings, and medical conditions are up for grabs. Continue reading In not-too-distant future, brain hackers could steal your deepest secrets
When you own an $80,000 car, a normal person might be inclined to never take it out of the garage. But normal often isn’t what we do around here, so seeing a Tesla S driven by mind control is only slightly shocking.
[Casey_S] appears to be the owner of the Tesla S in question, but if he’s not he’ll have some ‘splaining to do. He took the gigantic battery and computer in a car-shaped case luxury car to a hackathon in Berkley last week and promptly fitted it with the gear needed to drive the car remotely. Yes, the Model …read more
Continue reading Think Your Way to Work in a Mind-Controlled Tesla
Lucid dreaming is one of the rare psychological phenomenon terrible sci-fi frequently gets right. Yes, lucid dreaming does exist, and one of the best ways to turn a normal dream into a lucid dream is to fixate on a particular object, sound, or smell. For their Hackaday Prize entry, [Jae] is building a device to turn the electronic enthusiast community on to lucid dreaming. It’s a research platform that allows anyone to study their own dreams and access a world where you can do anything.
The core of this project is an 8-channel EEG used to measure the electrical activity …read more
Continue reading Hackaday Prize Entry: Lucid Dreaming Research
It works by tracking bloodflow in the face. Continue reading How Scientists Will Turn Your Smartphone Into a Lie Detector
The future is…terrifying? Continue reading In the Future We’ll All Be Identified by Our ‘Brainprints’