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Before he was the danger.
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Pinot grigio interview with @kulturekick #nonstoprecord photographed by Diana Dalasso #gregorysiff #kulturekick #jerrystilianessis
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Monkey controls robot 7,000 miles away with its mind.
This is a pretty long video but here’s the interesting bit: a monkey walking on a treadmill was shown live video of a bipedal walking robot 7,000 miles away, and was able to control it using signals from its brain.
If that’s not the future I don’t know what is!
Nicolelis is hopeful that one day the same kind of technology can be used to help people suffering from paralysis by powering a mind-controlled prosthetic exoskeleton — the goal of the multinational Walk Again Project. The plan goes a step beyond mentally controlling prosthetics, says Nicolelis, who aims to have patients completely assimilate the exoskeleton, turning it into “the new body that the brain controls.”
Cool!!
(via 8bitfuture)
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Monkey controls robot 7,000 miles away with its mind.
This is a pretty long video but here’s the interesting bit: a monkey walking on a treadmill was shown live video of a bipedal walking robot 7,000 miles away, and was able to control it using signals from its brain.
If that’s not the future I don’t know what is!
Nicolelis is hopeful that one day the same kind of technology can be used to help people suffering from paralysis by powering a mind-controlled prosthetic exoskeleton — the goal of the multinational Walk Again Project. The plan goes a step beyond mentally controlling prosthetics, says Nicolelis, who aims to have patients completely assimilate the exoskeleton, turning it into “the new body that the brain controls.”
So good
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