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Paralyzed woman was able to control the simulation of the F-35
55-year-old paralyzed woman Yang Scheuermann's смогла fully manage simulation of the F-35 with special electrodes implanted in her brain. Simulator was connected to the "neurointerface" women and reprogrammed so that she did not have to study the whole system of control of the aircraft. Instead, Scheuermann's imagined flight "as a whole" by raising and lowering "fighter", without the need to manage its helm.
Completely paralyzed as a result of hereditary genetic Scheuermann's disease since 2012 takes part in military experiments. Her brain was implanted special mesh with 96 electrodes that can read the electrical impulses from the brain areas responsible for the movement of the right hand. Scheuermann's preview the animation movement of the hand and visualize that she moves her. Researchers were read neyroimpulsy brain at this point and correlate them with the movements of the robotic arm. As a result, she was able to "own" eat chocolate:
Average military pilot training on the simulator involves the use of the wheel and other controls that affect the flight. Scheuermann's not held a special technical training and could not afford to "present" as it is one or the other lever will affect the position of the plane in space. That is why it is to "manage" a fighter as a "single entity", imagining how he "falls" and "rises».
Using neurointerface in everyday life has already gone beyond the purely military or medical cases. For example, Emotiv Insight - wireless headset that reads brain waves and brain converts this data into simple commands - scored on Kickstarter $ 635,000 instead of the declared $ 100 000.
Better known video "hand terminator". Nigel Eklund himself can fry an egg itself:
Scientists from France and Japan also busy developing software to control robots through neurointerface:
In 1982 he was shot in Hollywood fantasy feature film & quot; Firefox & quot; (Firefox) with Clint Eastwood in the title role. The film tells about the latest development of Soviet designers have created a prototype of the MiG-31. A feature of the aircraft was its speed and the newest weapon control system, which literally ruled by "the power of thought" pilot. True, he had to think in Russian.
Source: geektimes.ru/post/246756/
Completely paralyzed as a result of hereditary genetic Scheuermann's disease since 2012 takes part in military experiments. Her brain was implanted special mesh with 96 electrodes that can read the electrical impulses from the brain areas responsible for the movement of the right hand. Scheuermann's preview the animation movement of the hand and visualize that she moves her. Researchers were read neyroimpulsy brain at this point and correlate them with the movements of the robotic arm. As a result, she was able to "own" eat chocolate:
Average military pilot training on the simulator involves the use of the wheel and other controls that affect the flight. Scheuermann's not held a special technical training and could not afford to "present" as it is one or the other lever will affect the position of the plane in space. That is why it is to "manage" a fighter as a "single entity", imagining how he "falls" and "rises».
Using neurointerface in everyday life has already gone beyond the purely military or medical cases. For example, Emotiv Insight - wireless headset that reads brain waves and brain converts this data into simple commands - scored on Kickstarter $ 635,000 instead of the declared $ 100 000.
Better known video "hand terminator". Nigel Eklund himself can fry an egg itself:
Scientists from France and Japan also busy developing software to control robots through neurointerface:
In 1982 he was shot in Hollywood fantasy feature film & quot; Firefox & quot; (Firefox) with Clint Eastwood in the title role. The film tells about the latest development of Soviet designers have created a prototype of the MiG-31. A feature of the aircraft was its speed and the newest weapon control system, which literally ruled by "the power of thought" pilot. True, he had to think in Russian.
Source: geektimes.ru/post/246756/
