43 reactions | A major leap in China's brain-computer interface (BCI) device by a Chinese clinical team, has helped significantly recover the motor skills of a paralyzed man, including helping him drink from a water bottle on his own. #tech #BCI #health | Sci Hub China | Facebook

Have you heard of a Brain Computer Interface (BCI)? 🧠 It’s technology that helps people control digital devices with their thoughts, something that could be life-changing for people with disabilities. On this episode of “What the Future,” CNET’s Jesse Orrall takes us on a closer look at how companies like Synchron make this possible. Check out the full episode on YouTube at the link in our bio 🔗 #whatthefuture #accessibility #bci #brainimplants | CNET

USA Develops Brain–Computer Technology That Could Transfer Skills Directly Into the Human Brain — Echoing Concepts Once Thought Possible Only in Science Fiction Researchers in the United States are advancing brain–computer interface (BCI) technology that may allow information and motor skills to be transmitted directly into the human brain. While not yet comparable to the instant learning shown in The Matrix, these experiments demonstrate that the brain can receive structured signals from machin

3K views · 18 reactions | Xiaodong Qu of GW Engineering is working with undergraduate researchers to push the bounds of the brain-computer interface, with applications that range from mind-controlled video games to new directions in neurological health research. Read the full story ⬇️ https://gwtoday.gwu.edu/gaming-your-brain-thats-tip-iceberg | The George Washington University | Facebook