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Ok well not your head, but a man in america has become the first person to be fitted with a brain implant that allows him to control everyday objects by thought alone.
[URL]http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/science/story/0,12996,1448908,00.html[/URL]
Imagine the uses, you would never have to bother doing anything again, he has sockets in his head so that he can be plugged in to the computer.
He at the moment can control a robot arm which gives hope to people that have lost limbs.
This is a major step for bring implants can't wait to read how the rest of the tests go to see how he does with harder tasks.
[URL]http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/science/story/0,12996,1448908,00.html[/URL]
Imagine the uses, you would never have to bother doing anything again, he has sockets in his head so that he can be plugged in to the computer.
He at the moment can control a robot arm which gives hope to people that have lost limbs.
This is a major step for bring implants can't wait to read how the rest of the tests go to see how he does with harder tasks.
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Ahhh ... you do miss FF sometimes.
Poor lad.
Poor lad.
I wonder how beer affects this chip?
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Here we got again with "The Mark Of The Beast"
Heh. Yeah, where is Forest Fan when you need someone to make that point in an entirely moronic way...?
> Here we got again with "The Mark Of The Beast"
Heh. Yeah, where is Forest Fan when you need someone to make that point in an entirely moronic way...?
Here we got again with "The Mark Of The Beast"
Very cool, nice too see some form of hope after all the stem cells research panic!
"We hope that oneday he will be able to simply "think" womens clothes off thier bodies, without the use of his limb". Didn't the Fonz have that power?
"We hope that oneday he will be able to simply "think" womens clothes off thier bodies, without the use of his limb". Didn't the Fonz have that power?
Ok well not your head, but a man in america has become the first person to be fitted with a brain implant that allows him to control everyday objects by thought alone.
[URL]http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/science/story/0,12996,1448908,00.html[/URL]
Imagine the uses, you would never have to bother doing anything again, he has sockets in his head so that he can be plugged in to the computer.
He at the moment can control a robot arm which gives hope to people that have lost limbs.
This is a major step for bring implants can't wait to read how the rest of the tests go to see how he does with harder tasks.
[URL]http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/science/story/0,12996,1448908,00.html[/URL]
Imagine the uses, you would never have to bother doing anything again, he has sockets in his head so that he can be plugged in to the computer.
He at the moment can control a robot arm which gives hope to people that have lost limbs.
This is a major step for bring implants can't wait to read how the rest of the tests go to see how he does with harder tasks.
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