Prosthetic hand works by Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), which read signals from small groups of neuronal cells. For the BCIs to work electrodes should be implanted into the brain to read signals and to distinguish narrowly defined activities. The implantation limits the capabilities of BCIs and constraints it to small experiments. Researchers at the University of Houston used a traditional electroencephalography (EEG) to deal with this limitation ...Thursday, 2 April 2015
Prosthetic Hand Works Without Brain Implants
Prosthetic hand works by Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), which read signals from small groups of neuronal cells. For the BCIs to work electrodes should be implanted into the brain to read signals and to distinguish narrowly defined activities. The implantation limits the capabilities of BCIs and constraints it to small experiments. Researchers at the University of Houston used a traditional electroencephalography (EEG) to deal with this limitation ...
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