Chinese-developed 'Brain Talker' chip enables people to control computers with their thoughts
Brain Talker can detect small electrical pulses within the brain and convert them into signals that can understood by a computer, scientists in China claim
Chinese scientists have unveiled a mind-reading chip that, they claim, enables people to control computers with just their thoughts. Dubbed Brain Talker, this Brain-Computer Codec Chip (BC3) has been...
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