(Note this is part 2 of a 2 part series of posts on BCIs) The alternative method is the non-invasive BCI. Typically this is a tight fitting cap enhanced with a multitude of sensors. Donning a cap is preferable to surgery in terms of risks and upgradability, however it is also burdened with disadvantages. A […]
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Brain Computer Interfaces Part 1
(Note this is part 1 of a 2 part series of posts on BCIs) Our relationship with AI is shaped by the manner and limitation of how we interact with it. Currently this typically through a verbal interaction such as a user might have with Siri on their iPhone. But if we are to augment […]