This a motorized wheelchair is so simple, even a monkey can drive it. In another step forward for the field of Brain-Machine-Interactions (BMI), researchers from Duke University's Medical Center have ...

You may have heard about some of the incredible devices that can use brain signals to control everything from computers to prosthetic limbs. Now, a team of scientists have developed a wireless ...

Researchers have developed a wireless brain interface that allows monkeys to control the movements of a robotic wheelchair using their thoughts alone. The breakthrough suggests that similar interfaces ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scientists want you to be able to move things with your mind, and they're getting closer than ever to delivering on that promise.

Two monkeys have lately given new meaning to brain power — they used their thoughts to move a wheelchair, driving it forward in pursuit of fresh grapes. The eye-popping occurrence wasn't telekinesis ...

Sometimes it’s okay for scientists to monkey around. That’s particularly true of Dr. Miguel Nicolelis of Duke University, whose team has published research showing they’ve found a way to enable ...

The future of brain-controlled robotics is here, and it is so accessible, even a monkey can handle it. According to Gizmodo, researchers have developed a wireless brain-machine interface (BMI) that ...