Toyota Wheelchair Thought Control

Interesting article on FastCompany discussing Toyota wheelchair thought control:

"We'll still have to wait a few years to mind-meld with our Camrys, but researchers at Toyota have unveiled an advanced brain sensing system that controls the movement of a wheelchair by reading a user's thoughts alone. By processing patterns in brain waves, the system can propel a wheelchair forward, as well as make turns, with virtually no discernable delay between thought and movement."
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Posted by Lem on Jul 2, 2009 in Design, Misc. | 0 comments

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