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To watch the prototype introduced from professor the Klaus-Robert Mueller it seems of being returns to you in the time behind, on the set of Metropolis, the film of Fritz Lang. A guinea-pig is seated on a chair with in head a leather helmet from which 128 cables leave. The result but ago to make a jump in the future. The sensors on the alarming caschetto pick up and amplify the produced cerebral waves from the thought and they transmit them to a computer. Effect: the guinea-pig writes with the mind, without to move a finger, without articulating a word, solo concentrating itself on the cursore that it sees on the screen in front of its eyes where the alphabet is represented.
The British "Mail on Sundav" recently has told the first "typewriter telepathic". Introduced from the Fraunhofer Institute of Berlin to a technological fair, for hour it seems only a curiosity, but the investigators assure that she will give an extraordinary relief to the million disabili she incapacitates to you to use the limbs and will offer exceptional possibilities of I use in the world of the job and the entertainment. Notes in perfect Hush - they imagine - and engaging challenges to the video games will be able to be dictated without to open mouth.
In order to write enough that the person tasks to then move to right or on the left the cursore on the reproduced alphabet on the screen giving the ok, always only cerebral. Well: the machine obeys. The secret is that it succeeds to distinguish between the million waves that our brain irradiates those tied to the composition of the words, to the language. The procedure for hour is slowest, but Mueller previews that it could easy be sveltito and soon it will be express like that one of the normal writing on keyboard. Or better: like the thought. The other challenge will be to adapt on the credit side apparatus the technology wireless in order to eliminate the cables that leaving give it to cap dell' customer hour render it alla victim of one similar cruel torture.
Category: Computer Hardware, Software and Peripherals
Type: Glossaries and Dictionaries
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