University at Buffalo researchers are developing brain-computer interface (BCI) devices to mentally control robots. “The technology has practical applications that we’re only beginning to
explore,” said Thenkurussi “Kesh” Kesavadas, PhD, UB professor of
mechanical and aerospace engineering and director of UB’s Virtual Reality Laboratory.
“For example, it could help paraplegic patients to control assistive
devices, or it could help factory workers perform advanced manufacturing
tasks.”
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