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Thought controlled Cursor
Scientist has developed a way to move the cursor using brain signals. Scientists has developed algorithm to harness signals from mere 100 to 200 neurons to accurately control the cursor movement using thoughts.
It is always a challenge to get the right signals from millions of neurons, Krishna Shenoy from Stanford published a…
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10 20 Systems
Most of the Brain controlled devices that we see today has an intriguing origin. Design what we see in present day BCD head gears are influenced by a 10 20 Systems devised by Herbert H Jasper in 1958.
10 20 System is a method introduced by Jasper to locate and place the electrodes on the scalp to read EEG. Primary reason to introduce this method is to standardise and record uniform and…
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Ten dimensional (10 D) arm control using thoughts
Ten dimensional (10 D) arm control using thoughts
In a remarkable achievement, Doctors and Engineers at Pittsburg University demonstrated a women with quadriplegia to control robotics arms using just thoughts What it makes remarkable is that they demonstrated 10 degrees of freedom like turning robotics arms sideways, moving up and down, picking, squeezing small and large object.
This is an remarkable improvement over their previous demonstration…
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