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Brain-Computer Interface Lets Unresponsive ICU Patients Control Sound
A Columbia study in Brain shows a noninvasive EEG brain-computer interface let one in three unresponsive ICU patients control a tone using thought alone.
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A Columbia study in Brain shows a noninvasive EEG brain-computer interface let one in three unresponsive ICU patients control a tone using thought alone.
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