Brain Training
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AI based Brain-Computer Interface Turns Thoughts into Speech in Real Time Researchers at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco are making a huge breakthrough in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) with their latest brain-to-voice neuroprosthesis. They’re working on restoring speech for people with severe paralysis by turning brain signals into real-time, natural-sounding speech. One big challenge they had to tackle was cutting down the delay time between… |
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DIY Brain Scanner: A Custom-Built Cyberdeck for Meditation and Focus Tracker What if you could track your brain activity while focusing or unwinding? Maker The Civitas Universe took that curiosity to the next level by repurposing a brain scanner, designing a custom macro keypad, and 3D-printing a cyberpunk-inspired console, complete with its own power supply and interactive features. Showcasing a Cyberdeck that helps track brain activity and even gamifies meditation.… |
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Meta AI Launches Brain2Qwerty, A Non-Invasive Method to Convert Brain Signals into Text Meta AI has introduced Brain2Qwerty, a new artificial intelligence system that converts brain signals into text without the need for surgery. The system uses non-invasive methods including electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG) to record brain activity. In the study, healthy volunteers memorized sentences and then typed them on a QWERTY… |
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Paralyzed Person Fly a Virtual Quadcopter with Thoughts: New Advancements in BCI Tech Advances continue to be made in technology combining electronics into the nervous system to help paralyzed people, giving new hope in the bioengineering study. Many studies have been conducted on integrating technology with medicine, but this latest research led by Matthew Willsey from the University of Michigan uses AI algorithm to map the neural signals to specific… |
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This Exoskeleton Helps Pianists Play Faster and Perform Better To push the human limits and achieve what is beyond the human capabilities has always been an exciting focus area for the robotics, which then led to many innovations and advancements. A team of roboticists at Sony Computer Science Laboratories Inc. and the NeuroPiano Institute in Kyoto has created an exoskeleton that will enhance… |
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Neuralink Launches Brain Chip Trials in Canada for Paralysis Neuralink has taken an important step in advancing its innovative brain-computer interface (BCI) technology by launching its first international clinical trial in Canada. The trial Called the CAN-PRIME Study has received approval from Health Canada followed by the success of Neuralink's PRIME Study in the United States. It aims to test the safety and basic… |
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Clinical Grade Brain Training Product using Neurofeedback Technology To help users improve their mental health, researchers at Stockholm University have come up with clinical-grade neurofeedback (a type of brain training used to strengthen the cognitive function and improve the health) product that helps ease the preventive care task. Named Mendi, this set of the headset and an App, stimulates brain function with exercises that… |
