Researchers in Japan are using a brain-machine interface to control the actions of a humanoid robot. Science and Technology, are trying to interpret brain waves into actions that can be understood by a robot. a volunteer wears an electrode cap and watches a screen with flashing dots, which is used to teach his brain to associate flickering objects with actions. By focusing his attention, he can induce actions, which are translated from his brain activity into robotic motion.
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