Researchers at the University of Montreal have developed techniques that enable computer cursors to interact in 3D in single or multiuser, Researchers at the University of Montreal have developed ...

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Devices that allow humans to control computers with their minds are no longer science fiction. Still, in recent years, the amount of control those devices has actually given people has been lacking.

There was a lot of charm to the bygone experience of using a computer in the 90s; I remember the nuances of my modem’s soothing screech better than the hook from “I Want It That Way” (which is ...

It is the stuff of science fiction: Researchers at Brown University have used a tiny array of electrodes to record, interpret and reconstruct the brain activity that controls hand movement - and they ...

Neural interfaces could present an entirely new way for humans to connect with technology. Elon Musk says the first human user of his startup Neuralink's brain implant can now move a mouse cursor ...

Connect the dots: A digital painting created by a study participant with paralysis. The Pittsburgh-based team developed a new algorithm for deciphering brain signals in brain–computer interfaces, ...

A: According to what's written above, it sounds like your system may have been hijacked, but some of the details are atypical of such an act as well, so it's hard to say. For example, the fact that ...

Cursor control Left: schematic of the cursor BCI; neural activity was recorded by four 64-electrode arrays located in the left ventral precentral gyrus. Right: 3D brain reconstruction showing ...

Scott Hamel is a tough guy. In the gym, people stare in awe as he bench-presses more than 250 pounds. On the race track, he thinks nothing of taking his customized Corvette up toward the 200 mph mark.