Tag Archives: Mind control

BMI Monkey Business

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Tom Carpenter

If you’ve been reading this blog awhile, you’ll know I have a fascination with brain-machine interfaces.  Both Toyota and Honda have developed thought controlled devices and there are a number of products on the market that can control your computer.  … Continue reading →

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Rat Basketball

Posted on May 29, 2009 by Tom Carpenter

Coincidentally, after I finished my post yesterday, I had an email in my inbox from a friend with a link to this article from The Daily Galaxy.  The article discusses a University of Florida study about using a BCI combined … Continue reading →

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Brain-Twitter Breakthrough

Posted on April 23, 2009 by Tom Carpenter

One of the aspects of augmented reality is the human-computer interface that we will need to control our computers.  We use mouse and keyboard for our desk PCs, and touch for our iPhones, but those methods may become outdated as the technology … Continue reading →

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The Brain-Computer Interface

Posted on April 2, 2009 by Tom Carpenter

Aspirin stocks up.  Logitech stocks down.  My carpal tunnel can’t wait for mind controlled computers, but I’ll probably only trade my Logitech mouse for a headache.  Today scientists at the Honda Research Institute unveiled a robot controlled by thought alone. In … Continue reading →

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