#brain-computer-interface

Brain–Computer Interfaces, AI, and the Battle for Mental Privacy Implanted brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) are rapidly evolving from experimental motor prosthetics to systems that tap deeper cognitive processes, decoding intentions and even fragments of inner speech from regions like the posterior parietal cortex. These AI-enhanced devices can anticipate a user’s moves milliseconds before…

NEURALINK APPROVED FOR CLINICAL STUDY WITH ROBOTIC ARM Neuralink has received approval for a new clinical study, CONVOY, to test its brain-computer interface chip with a robotic arm. The study will allow patients from its PRIME safety trial, who are severely paralyzed due to cervical spinal cord injuries or ALS, to participate. This marks a significant step toward restoring both digital and…

SEMAGLUTIDE CUTS HEART RISK IN GROUNDBREAKING GLOBAL STUDY. A new study highlights the potential of the weight loss injection semaglutide, an active ingredient in medications like Wegovy and Ozempic, to significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular events. Presented at the European Congress of Obesity and led by University College London, the research showed that semaglutide users had a 20%…

Maryam Shanechi, Dean’s Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Founding Director of the USC Center for Neurotechnology, and her PhD students have developed a new, advanced deep-learning method for brain signals that can perform real-time decoding to significantly advance neurotechnologies. This work will be published in Nature Biomedical Engineering. Shanechi’s work involves…

mercedes: Mercedes Benz Smart Car: Mercedes-Benz showcases car which you can give orders to just by thinking |

How would you like your car to be able to sense the command you are going to give it and execute the thing without you having to press any button or an option on the touchscreen? A car that can actually sense your thoughts and know what you would like it to do? Mercedes-Benz has been thinking along the same lines for some time now and they even have a new variant of a concept car which they first…

Using Brain-Computer-Interfaces along with exo-skeletons, paraplegics are learning to walk again... on their own two feet!