Have you ever thought about what it would be like to unlock your cell phone or even open the door at home just by thinking? In a new article on the Tilt channel, published on the UOL portal, the Research Coordinator at the Santos Dumont Institute (ISD), Edgard Morya, spoke about capturing brain waves to connect the human brain to machines. At ISD, studies with the so-called Brain-Machine Interface are conducted with the aim of helping the treatment of neurological diseases.
Text: Dandarah Filgueira – Journalism Intern / Ascom – ISD
Photograph: Disclosure Channel Tilt
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