i am doing research on the techniques of neural interfacing and i can't seem to find anything very specific. the most complex answer i have
gotten is "you insert an electrode next to a neuron" and, well, thats about it. so if anyone has any really good web sites or anything i
would be much abliged. i have tried google and other search engines but it mostly seems to be all theoretical at this point. thanks for the help.chemoleo - 18-1-2005 at 12:46
You may want to check out biomedical journals.
For instance, the PubMed data base yielded 650 something articles, upon searching for neural interface.
An article such as this and the references within may help you with your further search.onlyus - 18-1-2005 at 18:27
that website was exactly what i was looking for. thanks:)
IBM Predicts Mind-Reading Tech
Within five year's, IBM believes we'll see early applications of mind-reading
technology that up to now have been mere science fiction fantasies. The geeks
in blue are already researching ways to link your brain to electronic devices. For
example, you could simply think about calling someone. and your smartphone
would do it. Looking longer term, IBM believes brain control will take over
manual typing.
Mind reading is just one of five bold predictions IBM announced in December
as part of its "5 in 5" initiative, an annual forecast of future innovations. which
in years past has proven fairly accurate. This year's other predictions include:
1) Personal energy wiU power your home, 2) you'U never need a password
again, 3) the digital divide will vanish, and 4) junk mail will become priority mail.
Learn more at http://bit.ly/zqB4IF.
.zoombafu - 7-2-2012 at 22:02
Im not sure what you are looking to do exactly (or if you are just interested in theory) but there is this somewhat new game called a mindflex, where
you put this headgear on and you use your brain to control a ball http://www.amazon.com/Mattel-P2639-Mindflex-Game/dp/B001UEUH... . I have seen some hacks/mods that people have done using the mind reading
apparatus. So if you are looking to build something you could buy one of these used and do some reverse engineering.
wow...mindflex looks very, very cool!Chemosynthesis - 29-9-2013 at 07:05
I doubt these are in the articles, but some invasive techniques for neural interfacing are being developed such as using fiber optics and optogenetics
to cause more rapid release of neurotransmitters across long distances, the theoretical possibility of using in vivo micro dialysis with a
spectroscopic technique and computer, single and multi electron EEG recordings with stimulation, etc. Trans cranial magnetic interfaces are more
ideal and are being developed such a recent article about scientists transmitting motor cortex transmissions over Skype. bfesser - 29-9-2013 at 07:09
Trans cranial magnetic interfaces are more ideal and are being developed such a recent article about scientists transmitting motor cortex
transmissions over Skype.
Citation, please.mayko - 29-9-2013 at 07:57
This may be worth looking into: EEG for less than $1k, as well as an open source hack for interfacing.
Not the article I originally read, but showed up first when I searched "brain Skype" under my current SEO conditions. Hopefully still useful in
concept despite being media and not peer reviewed.
