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Control Your Computer With Your Brain
An incredible invention for the use of technology for quadriplegics has been developed by Cynerkinetics Neurotechnology Systems. BrainGate aims to make computing a whole lot easier for those who are unable to use a keyboard and mouse. Having the hardware installed consists of implanting a silicon chip where the motor functions of the brain are, and drilling a hole in your skull for the “plug” for the chip-computer interface. This will allow quadriplegics to email, surf and play video games just by thinking actions. I doubt we get any product reviews on this one.
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i hope they make one for non-quadriplegics. that would be awesome. just think how lazy i could be! plus, you get to have a matrix-like computer interface in your head.
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“Having the hardware installed consists of implanting a silicon chip where the motor functions of the brain are, and drilling a hole in your skull for the “plug” for the chip-computer interface.”
What do they do if they need a hardware upgrade in a year? Another drilling and cutting of the skull?
What if there is a virus? will it affect the brain?
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