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360info Organization is looking into how far brain-machine interface research has come, and what is currently at the forefront of science, and technology.
HOUSTON - EntSun -- By: Tasha Wibawa, 360info in Melbourne
The idea that brains can control computers may seem like science fiction, but it's becoming closer to our reality. Brain-machine interfaces, also commonly known as brain-computer interfaces, decode electrical information from your brain, and connect it to an external device.
It has a wide variety of potential uses, but has been particularly valuable in restoring human mobility, and aiding people with disabilities. These include allowing people to control prosthetic limbs with their minds.
In July, brain-computer start-up Synchron placed the first implant in the US. The 3.8 centimetre device was placed into the blood vessel of an ALS patient who had lost their ability to move, and speak.
"This is an incredibly exciting milestone for the field, because of its implications, and huge potential," said Shahram Majidi, the lead clinical investigator who performed the procedure.
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"The implantation procedure went extremely well, and the patient was able to go home 48 hours after the surgery."
It's hoped the patient will be able to use the internet to shop online, communicate via email or text using his mind. The company has already begun trials in Australia.
Most brain-machine systems are still experimental. Our brains are one of the most complicated organs. While a brain can be compared to a very advanced computer, we're still unable to successfully recreate one in its entirety.
And there are also issues of ethics, legal and security concerns.
Cyberattacks, and hackers could intercept brain signals, and use information maliciously. The high costs of the product are likely to result in unequal distribution.
The technology could be used for military purposes. For example, the US Department of Defense has invested in hands-free control of drones. Although still a long way to go, in the wrong hands, it could pose significant national security concerns.
US-based Irish scientist Philip Kennedy implanted the first brain-machine interface on the human brain in 1998.
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The purpose of brain-machine interfaces have largely been medically related.
They are often categorised as either invasive (requiring surgery), or non-invasive (commonly from data gathered through an EEG).
Non-invasive brain-machine interfaces often require a wearable cap using conductors to measure the brain's electrical activity.
Last year, a wireless headset to help stroke patients regain arm, and hand movements became the first wearable brain-machine interface device allowed by the government to be sold commercially in the US.
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The idea that brains can control computers may seem like science fiction, but it's becoming closer to our reality. Brain-machine interfaces, also commonly known as brain-computer interfaces, decode electrical information from your brain, and connect it to an external device.
It has a wide variety of potential uses, but has been particularly valuable in restoring human mobility, and aiding people with disabilities. These include allowing people to control prosthetic limbs with their minds.
In July, brain-computer start-up Synchron placed the first implant in the US. The 3.8 centimetre device was placed into the blood vessel of an ALS patient who had lost their ability to move, and speak.
"This is an incredibly exciting milestone for the field, because of its implications, and huge potential," said Shahram Majidi, the lead clinical investigator who performed the procedure.
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"The implantation procedure went extremely well, and the patient was able to go home 48 hours after the surgery."
It's hoped the patient will be able to use the internet to shop online, communicate via email or text using his mind. The company has already begun trials in Australia.
Most brain-machine systems are still experimental. Our brains are one of the most complicated organs. While a brain can be compared to a very advanced computer, we're still unable to successfully recreate one in its entirety.
And there are also issues of ethics, legal and security concerns.
Cyberattacks, and hackers could intercept brain signals, and use information maliciously. The high costs of the product are likely to result in unequal distribution.
The technology could be used for military purposes. For example, the US Department of Defense has invested in hands-free control of drones. Although still a long way to go, in the wrong hands, it could pose significant national security concerns.
US-based Irish scientist Philip Kennedy implanted the first brain-machine interface on the human brain in 1998.
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The purpose of brain-machine interfaces have largely been medically related.
They are often categorised as either invasive (requiring surgery), or non-invasive (commonly from data gathered through an EEG).
Non-invasive brain-machine interfaces often require a wearable cap using conductors to measure the brain's electrical activity.
Last year, a wireless headset to help stroke patients regain arm, and hand movements became the first wearable brain-machine interface device allowed by the government to be sold commercially in the US.
http://youtu.be/L3XxbxfgzoQ
For more information:
https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0B9VL3259?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_dQBhQgQd4DgBRDKXxPMkBH6cv
Source: 360 Organization
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