Yale researchers have just allowed participants to control a video game avatar by thought alone — in less than an hour of training. The key: adapt the interface to the natural geometry of each person's brain, rather than impose foreign patterns. A breakthrough published in Nature Neuroscience [...]
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Yale researchers have just allowed participants to control a video game avatar by thought alone — in less than an hour of training. The key: adapt the interface to the natural geometry of each person's brain, rather than impose foreign patterns. A breakthrough published in Nature Neuroscience [...]