memobyte not so far…
Monday, July 13th, 2009
| Castellano Briangate es un programa de investigación que trata de desarrollar la comunicación entre los humanos (nuestro cerebro) y diferentes aparatos.
Utilizando unos electrodos del tamaño de una aspirina infantil en el cerebro, el equipo de investigación de BrainGate ha mostrado que las señales neuronales asociadas con el intento de mover algún miembro pueden ser “decodificadas” por un ordenador en tiempo real permitiendo utilizar aparatos externos. | English Braingate it’s a research program to develop the communication between humans and devices. Using a baby aspirin-sized array of electrodes implanted into the brain, early research from the BrainGate team has shown that the neural signals associated with the intent to move a limb can be “decoded” by a computer in real-time and used to operate external devices.
The BrainGate research team includes leading neurologists, neuroscientists, engineers, computer scientists, neurosurgeons, mathematicians, and other researchers – all focused on developing technologies to restore the communication, mobility, and independence of people with neurologic disease, injury, or limb loss. |
[Via microsiervos]
[Via boingboing] (english)
