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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Brain Computing
Many studies have been done to allow patients to control prosthetics and other devices using computers by interfacing signals captured from nerves, muscles, or the brain. One example in an article posted in September 2010 in MIT Technology Review, the … Continue reading
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