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Brain–computer interface

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Your brain sends tiny signals.

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These signals help you move. Now, computers can read them. This helps people move robot arms. It can even help people talk. It is like magic! Can you imagine thinking to move a toy?

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Monkey using a robotic arm.jpg
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LGN Cat Vison Recording.jpg
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Brain-computer interface (schematic).jpg
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Invasive and partially invasive BCIs.png
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Visual stimulus reconstruction using fMRI.png
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