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Mind-controlled videogames become reality NeuroSky Inc. and Emotiv Systems Inc. are among the companies vying to emerge in the brain-wave market using electroencephalograph, or EEG, technology. Uses include concentrating and relaxing, improving mental health, and games: London-based MyndPlay Ltd. is using NeuroSky chips inside its own headset to enable viewers to control the outcome of movie...
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FDA to Approve Deep Transcranial Magnetic... →
A new type of brain stimulation device for combating difficult-to-treat cases of major depressive disorder is likely to break into the large American market soon. Its maker, Jerusalem-based Brainsway, plans to apply to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for permission to market the device this month. The move follows initial results from a large-scale trial of the system, in which 30.4...
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complexitea asked: Out of curiosity, how many followers do you have? I'd love to have a better idea of how much attention this sort of information gets on Tumblr. Also, do you know of any other good science/tech-oriented blogs to follow?
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Video: What Life in Augmented Reality Could Look Like What would the world look like if we could seamlessly blend our physical and digital environments? In this video, designer Keiichi Matsuda overlays information over physical space in real time to show what augmented reality might be like in the future. His visualisation depicts how the technology would make it easier to connect with others...
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Report: Robots stack up to human professors in... →
infoneer-pulse: Without diminishing learning outcomes, automated teaching software can reduce the amount of time professors spend with students and could substantially reduce the cost of instruction, according to new research. In experiments at six public universities, students assigned randomly to statistics courses that relied heavily on “machine-guided learning” software — with reduced face...
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Researchers Testing Safety of Quantum Dots in... →
Quantum dots are inorganic nanoscale crystals that emit different colored light depending on their size. They glow brighter and for longer periods of time than many other fluorescent molecules. Researchers are currently exploring a variety of uses for quantum dots, from the light-emitting diodes of electronic displays, to the light-absorbing layer of solar cells, and as medical tracers of brain...
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New Evidence That Cells Generate Photons to... →
Biophoton streams consist of short quasiperiodic bursts, which …are remarkably similar to those used to send binary data over a noisy channel. That might help explain how cells can detect such low levels of radiation in a noisy environment.  …this could help to explain a number of interesting phenomenon that some biologists attribute to biophoton communication. In several...
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