Summary: WIRED looks at the efforts of CTRL-Labs -a spinoff of the Columbia University neuroscience program-to develop a brain-machine interface that communicates with the spinal cord indirectly via EMG signals.
Mason Remaley runs a demo of the armband controlling a computer game at the CTRL-Labs offices in New York, NY. Alex Welsh
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09/13/2017
Brain-Machine Interface Isn’t Sci-Fi Anymore
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