Month: September 2022

FROM THOUGHT TO MUSIC. "Brain damaged violinist makes music for first time in 27 years with mind-reading technology. By focussing on different coloured lights on a computer screen she can select notes and phrases to be played and alter a composition as it is performed by live musicians. The intensity of her mental focus can even change the volume and speed of the piece." https://lnkd.in/deEPZAy View in LinkedIn

LEARNING COACH. "Mind-reading tech helps beginners quickly learn to play Bach. The approach could help with learning any subject, Yuksel says – maths, engineering, programming, foreign languages or reading. It’s individually based, and that’s one of the big things we are searching for: to make learning more adapted to the individual.” https://lnkd.in/dCZRFdE View in LinkedIn

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY. "People are starting to wear more sensors, so brain sensors are just going to follow along in that trend.” https://lnkd.in/dCZRFdE View in LinkedIn

INEVITABLE ADOPTION. "Interaxon predicts brainwave-sensing devices will soon be as ubiquitous as their touch and voice-controlled counterparts are today. With that pervasive, mind-reading technology will come a “sixth sense” offering a more complete understanding of who we are and what makes us tick." https://lnkd.in/dVJ2wKK View in LinkedIn

REAL-TIME MIND READING. "A new computer program can decode people's thoughts almost in real time. Researchers can predict what people are seeing based on the electrical signals coming from electrodes implanted in their brain, and this decoding happens within milliseconds of someone first seeing the image.” https://lnkd.in/d4exDV4 View in LinkedIn

THE ROYAL ROAD. "December of 2008, scientists at ATR in Kyoto Japan announced that they developed a technology that would eventually allow them to record and replay a person’s dreams." https://lnkd.in/djYymST View in LinkedIn

UNBORN WORDS. "A new “mind reading” device that has been developed by Japanese researchers is capable of deciphering words from brain waves before they are spoken. To “hear” an unspoken words, the team deployed a method called electroencephalogram, or EEG, which records electrical activity in the brain with an array of electrodes on the scalp that uncover brain waves." http://www.glitch.news/2016-01-20-not-even-your-thoughts-are-safe-rapidly-developing-technology-allows-researchers-to-read-the-human-mind.html View in LinkedIn

TRUTH MACHINE. "Emotions from love to hate can be recognized by neuralimaging. The level of stress a person is experiencing can also be measured. Brain states such as honesty, deception, and even self deception, can be measured." https://lnkd.in/djYymST View in LinkedIn

BRAIN-TO-BRAIN. We have looked at brain-to-text research, now how about brain-to-brain? It will not be long before we are communicating with our friends, pets and other creatures. I am not sure I want to hear what they have to say to us. Imagine list View in LinkedIn