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Researchers Demonstrate 'Mind Meld' Brain Control

Posted August 28, 2013 1:11 PM

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Remote-controlled humans could be a step closer after scientists demonstrated a system they claim allows a person to use their brain to control another's movements.

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Re: Researchers Demonstrate 'Mind Meld' Brain Control

08/29/2013 6:23 AM

Big deal. Isn't that what Traffic Police do every day?

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08/29/2013 10:28 AM

"Big deal?" It's borderline breathtaking. Getting the receiving end to work is the part I never envisioned without much better tech than we have.

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