Toys controlled with the power of thoughts could become must-have gifts Warwick research connects human mind with electronic devices Sensors in headsets receive 'brain waves' and feed them into ...

Imagine a line of affordable toys controlled by the player’s brainwaves. By interpreting biosignals picked up by the dry ...

From speech recognition to prosthetic legs, we've all but perfected the art of forcing computers to listen. Whether our input comes in the form of keystrokes or action potentials, by far our biggest ...

Mind-controlling a robotic arm without an electrode stuck in the brain is possible, but it requires extremely sophisticated readings and translations of electroencephalography (EEG) signals, says Bin ...