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Brain Computer Interface
BrainLab
Open Days at the Ars Electronica Center, January 2 to 4, 2009
The so-called brain-computer interface conveys information directly from the brain to the computer. Serving as the interface is usually an EEG cap placed on the subject’s head. Electrodes implanted directly into the brain enable, for example, severely physically handicapped persons to use a computer and to communicate more easily. Now, scientists are investigating methods to make thoughts and dreams visible via EEG.
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