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A screenshot of a woman wearing a black headpiece with many parts attaching to the top of her head concentrates while playing a video game.
Consumer ElectronicsTopicBiomedicalTypeNews

This Gamer Turned EEG Tech Into a Game Controller

Questing through Elden Ring on the power of thought alone

4 min read
A rear view of a man with a blue headband, AR goggles and a round patch below his left ear.
SensorsTopicTypeRoboticsNews

Dry EEG Sensors Control Army Robots

Graphene-based tech heralds next step toward brain-computer interfaces

3 min read
A photo collage showing a man wearing a eeg headset while looking at a computer screen.
BiomedicalTopicDecember 2022MagazineTypeFeature

Are You Ready for Workplace Brain Scanning?

Extracting and using brain data will make workers happier and more productive, backers say

11 min read
3 combined photographs of users of the BrainNet, a multi-person non-invasive direct brain-to- brain interface for collaborative problem solving.
BiomedicalTopicTypeNews

Mind Meld: Tetris Players Electronically Connect Their Brains

Humans collaborate using brain-to-brain communication to play video game

4 min read

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