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  Hacking into Stephen Hawking's brain
 
  Researchers are finally ready to show off a new, high-tech headband that can translate Stephen Hawking's brain waves into speech.

The system, developed by San Diego-based NeuroVigil and known as iBrain, uses a head-mounted receiver the size of a matchbox to pick up different types of brain waves. iBrain employs a computer algorithm called SPEARS to analyze the brain emanations and encode them for a text-based speech reader.

For more, check out this msnbc.com story.

 
      Posted by: Agitator!!, June 26, 2012, 3:50 am  

 
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