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From brains to bytes
Brain-computer interfaces have the potential to change the way we use devices, and there are at least four methods for implementation.
From brains to bytes
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Pointers
Jargon
BCI
Brain-Computer Interface: technology that reads your mind (more or less)
Bio-Acoustics
Sounds produced by your body, such as when you touch your arm, which makes a distinctive noise that a computer can distinguish
EEG
Electroencephalography: a BCI that measures electrical signals from sensors on your scalp
EGEE
enabling grids for e-science