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Brain computer interfaces to produce smart artificial limbs that interact with your brain!

Brain computer interfaces
What have the scientists taken today’s computer technology to? It’s somehow quite beyond our imagination. Some researchers have claimed that they’ve managed to produce some computer interfaces that can be part of your body and interact with your brain. This new computing technology is called invasive BCI, which stands for brain computer interface, which has now taken BCI a step further for integrating into human body to replace lost body parts.

The invasive BCI is a great invention that can replace the lost parts of your body, such as lost limbs and even lost memory! Of course, you’d argue that artificial limbs have been available for ages. But the invasive BCI is different from the conventional artificial limbs which are made simply plastic imitations of the originals and they’re so called dead, which don’t interact with your brain. The BCIs can be used to produce artificial limbs built with silicon chips that can respond with pulses from the brain, which works exactly like the real limbs.

Currently, there are two groups aggressively into the BCI research, which are the invasive group in North Amercia and the non-invasive group in Europe and Asia. Furthermore, the study seems to have shown that developing silicon chips to replace lost brain tissue is possible – the silicon chips implanted into the human brain would be capable of giving out and receiving electrical signals.

That’s what the researchers are working on, not only focused on developing computer systems for applications in developing humanoids and robotics, but also in biomedical application, which can help people in physical and mental distress.

Source [GizmoWatch]

One Response to “Brain computer interfaces to produce smart artificial limbs that interact with your brain!”

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    ahmed elsheikh Says:

    I am very intersted to share a such research

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