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How Video Calls Are Changing Our Brains, Reveals Study
A recent study reveals that neural communication in online interactions is significantly diminished when compared to the activity observed in in-person conversations.
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Apple Patent Application Hints at AirPods Sensors That Allow Measurement of Brain Electrical Activity
AirPods could soon double as a device that can monitor brain activity. Apple has filed a patent application for an AirPods sensor mechanism that would allow the wearable device to monitor electrical impulses from the wearer's brain, just like the medical devices that require electrodes to be connected to a person's scalp. Here's how Apple's future ...
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Verbal Insults Akin to Receiving Mini Slap in the Face, Study Claims
A verbal insult can leave a person disheartened, but scientists were previously unaware of how affronts exactly impact an individual and evoke a negative emotion. Now, researchers have studied this phenomenon and concluded that a verbal insult is akin to a mini slap in the face. In their study, published in Frontiers in Communication, the researche...
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MIT Develops Technology to Control Robots With Brainwaves and Hand Gestures
To create such a sophisticated project, CSAIL used electroencephalography (EEG) for brain activity and electromyography (EMG) for muscle actions, using a series of electrodes placed across the subject's scalp and forearm.
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Nissan Announces Brain-to-Vehicle Technology, Will Be Unveiled at CES 2018 Next Week
Nissan's B2V system reads the driver's brain waves to send information to steering, acceleration, and braking systems before the driver initiates the action.
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Hackers Can Guess PINs, Passwords From Brainwaves: Study
The team asked 12 people to type a series of randomly generated PINs and passwords into a text box as if they were logging into an online account while wearing an EEG headset.
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How Dolby Is Using Biosensors to Help Produce Better Movies and TV Shows
The audio technology expert wants to understand how people react to the content they watch.
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Ready, Set, Think! Mind-Controlled Drones Race To The Future
Wearing black headsets with tentacle-like sensors stretched over their foreheads, the competitors stare at cubes floating on computer screens as their small white drones prepare for takeoff.
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Portable EEG in the Offing, Claim Researchers
The sensors at the end of each arm are designed to make optimal contact with the scalp while adding as little noise in the signal as possible.
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TV Networks Open Labs to Read the Minds of Viewers
TV networks are trying a new tactic to understand what shows and commercials people like to watch: read their minds.
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Indian Research to Help Develop Voice Test for Alzheimer's
An Indian researcher is currently using electroencephalogram (EEG) and auditory feedback to determine how Alzheimer's patients respond to various speech tasks, and if their responses differ from those of Parkinson's patients.
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BBC Trials Headset That Lets Users Change Channels With Their Minds
The Mind Control TV prototype was developed in collaboration with This Place and is based on the NeuroSky EEG headset.
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Now, Control Google Glass With Your Mind
A London-based developer has created an app that lets you pair an EEG reader to Google Glass, so you can control it simply by thinking.
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Talk therapy helps people with social anxiety
Psychotherapy triggers changes in the brains of people with social anxiety disorder.
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How Video Calls Are Changing Our Brains, Reveals Study
A recent study reveals that neural communication in online interactions is significantly diminished when compared to the activity observed in in-person conversations.
-
Apple Patent Application Hints at AirPods Sensors That Allow Measurement of Brain Electrical Activity
AirPods could soon double as a device that can monitor brain activity. Apple has filed a patent application for an AirPods sensor mechanism that would allow the wearable device to monitor electrical impulses from the wearer's brain, just like the medical devices that require electrodes to be connected to a person's scalp. Here's how Apple's future ...
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Verbal Insults Akin to Receiving Mini Slap in the Face, Study Claims
A verbal insult can leave a person disheartened, but scientists were previously unaware of how affronts exactly impact an individual and evoke a negative emotion. Now, researchers have studied this phenomenon and concluded that a verbal insult is akin to a mini slap in the face. In their study, published in Frontiers in Communication, the researche...
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MIT Develops Technology to Control Robots With Brainwaves and Hand Gestures
To create such a sophisticated project, CSAIL used electroencephalography (EEG) for brain activity and electromyography (EMG) for muscle actions, using a series of electrodes placed across the subject's scalp and forearm.
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Nissan Announces Brain-to-Vehicle Technology, Will Be Unveiled at CES 2018 Next Week
Nissan's B2V system reads the driver's brain waves to send information to steering, acceleration, and braking systems before the driver initiates the action.
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Hackers Can Guess PINs, Passwords From Brainwaves: Study
The team asked 12 people to type a series of randomly generated PINs and passwords into a text box as if they were logging into an online account while wearing an EEG headset.
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How Dolby Is Using Biosensors to Help Produce Better Movies and TV Shows
The audio technology expert wants to understand how people react to the content they watch.
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Ready, Set, Think! Mind-Controlled Drones Race To The Future
Wearing black headsets with tentacle-like sensors stretched over their foreheads, the competitors stare at cubes floating on computer screens as their small white drones prepare for takeoff.
-
Portable EEG in the Offing, Claim Researchers
The sensors at the end of each arm are designed to make optimal contact with the scalp while adding as little noise in the signal as possible.
-
TV Networks Open Labs to Read the Minds of Viewers
TV networks are trying a new tactic to understand what shows and commercials people like to watch: read their minds.
-
Indian Research to Help Develop Voice Test for Alzheimer's
An Indian researcher is currently using electroencephalogram (EEG) and auditory feedback to determine how Alzheimer's patients respond to various speech tasks, and if their responses differ from those of Parkinson's patients.
-
BBC Trials Headset That Lets Users Change Channels With Their Minds
The Mind Control TV prototype was developed in collaboration with This Place and is based on the NeuroSky EEG headset.
-
Now, Control Google Glass With Your Mind
A London-based developer has created an app that lets you pair an EEG reader to Google Glass, so you can control it simply by thinking.
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Talk therapy helps people with social anxiety
Psychotherapy triggers changes in the brains of people with social anxiety disorder.
