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Australian Researchers Develop AI Model That Turns Brainwaves Into Words
The AI model uses deep learning to translate the brain signals from EEG into specific words.
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This Wireless E-Tattoo Decodes Brainwaves To Monitor And Predict Mental Strain
This technology can track mental workload and detect mental fatigue, potentially benefiting workers like air traffic controllers and truck drivers.
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Sound Baths: Can Vibrational Therapy Unlock New Levels Of Relaxation And Healing?
This article explores the science behind sound baths, how vibrational therapy affects the body, and why many believe this practice offers significant benefits for both mental and physical health.
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Brainwave-Reading Implant Lets Paralysed Man Spell Out 1,100 Words In US
A paralysed man who cannot speak or type was able to spell out over 1,000 words using a neuroprosthetic device that translates his brain waves into full sentences, US researchers said Tuesday.
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MIT Develops Technology to Control Robots With Brainwaves and Hand Gestures
To create such a sophisticated project, CSAIL used electroencephalography (EEG) for brain activity and electromyography (EMG) for muscle actions, using a series of electrodes placed across the subject's scalp and forearm.
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Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
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Microsoft's Project Brainwave Platform for Real-Time AI Launched
Microsoft's 'Project Brainwave' uses a massive field-programmable gate array (FPGA) infrastructure.
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Hackers Can Guess PINs, Passwords From Brainwaves: Study
The team asked 12 people to type a series of randomly generated PINs and passwords into a text box as if they were logging into an online account while wearing an EEG headset.
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Hackers Can Steal PINs, Passwords From Your Brainwaves, Shows Study
Hackers can guess a user's passwords by monitoring their thoughts, according to scientists including those of Indian origin who suggest that brainwave-sensing headsets need better security.
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New Wave in Tech: Hacking the Brain
A new breed of neuro-hacker is finding ways to capture and manipulate brainwaves to improve health, with potential to help the severely handicapped.
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Find Delhi's Monuments at Click of a Button
Seeing his son download apps on his mobile phone, this Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officer had a brainwave - to create an app for Delhi's monuments, both well-known and obscure, so that tourists could keep this information "handy" as a "self guide".
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Sony 'SmartWig' patent reveals GPS and brainwave monitoring capabilities
While the company did confirm the patent, it also said it currently had no plans to commercialise the product.
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'Smart' wig navigates by GPS, monitors brainwaves
Are you both bald AND lost? Then the new "SmartWig" from Japan might be just what you need.
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'Transcend' app uses brainwaves to guide, improve meditation
A new smartphone app aims to ease stress and guide users through meditation by monitoring brain waves that change as people become more relaxed.
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Australian Researchers Develop AI Model That Turns Brainwaves Into Words
The AI model uses deep learning to translate the brain signals from EEG into specific words.
-
This Wireless E-Tattoo Decodes Brainwaves To Monitor And Predict Mental Strain
This technology can track mental workload and detect mental fatigue, potentially benefiting workers like air traffic controllers and truck drivers.
-
Sound Baths: Can Vibrational Therapy Unlock New Levels Of Relaxation And Healing?
This article explores the science behind sound baths, how vibrational therapy affects the body, and why many believe this practice offers significant benefits for both mental and physical health.
-
Brainwave-Reading Implant Lets Paralysed Man Spell Out 1,100 Words In US
A paralysed man who cannot speak or type was able to spell out over 1,000 words using a neuroprosthetic device that translates his brain waves into full sentences, US researchers said Tuesday.
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MIT Develops Technology to Control Robots With Brainwaves and Hand Gestures
To create such a sophisticated project, CSAIL used electroencephalography (EEG) for brain activity and electromyography (EMG) for muscle actions, using a series of electrodes placed across the subject's scalp and forearm.
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Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
-
Microsoft's Project Brainwave Platform for Real-Time AI Launched
Microsoft's 'Project Brainwave' uses a massive field-programmable gate array (FPGA) infrastructure.
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Hackers Can Guess PINs, Passwords From Brainwaves: Study
The team asked 12 people to type a series of randomly generated PINs and passwords into a text box as if they were logging into an online account while wearing an EEG headset.
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Hackers Can Steal PINs, Passwords From Your Brainwaves, Shows Study
Hackers can guess a user's passwords by monitoring their thoughts, according to scientists including those of Indian origin who suggest that brainwave-sensing headsets need better security.
-
New Wave in Tech: Hacking the Brain
A new breed of neuro-hacker is finding ways to capture and manipulate brainwaves to improve health, with potential to help the severely handicapped.
-
Find Delhi's Monuments at Click of a Button
Seeing his son download apps on his mobile phone, this Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officer had a brainwave - to create an app for Delhi's monuments, both well-known and obscure, so that tourists could keep this information "handy" as a "self guide".
-
Sony 'SmartWig' patent reveals GPS and brainwave monitoring capabilities
While the company did confirm the patent, it also said it currently had no plans to commercialise the product.
-
'Smart' wig navigates by GPS, monitors brainwaves
Are you both bald AND lost? Then the new "SmartWig" from Japan might be just what you need.
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'Transcend' app uses brainwaves to guide, improve meditation
A new smartphone app aims to ease stress and guide users through meditation by monitoring brain waves that change as people become more relaxed.
