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Paralyzed man, 69, flies virtual drone with thoughts

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Paralyzed man flies virtual drone by thought alone

A man with paralysis has been able to fly a virtual drone using only his thoughts. The feat was made possible by a brain-computer interface (BCI) that decoded the man’s brain activity in real time, Nature reported this week. The neural signals were associated with finger movements that enabled control of the virtual drone.

Paralyzed person pilots virtual drone with mind

Researchers put an implant in the area of the patient's brain that controls motor function. Those functions were then programmed to a virtual hand, used by the person to pilot a simulated aerial drone.

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Paralyzed man, 69, flies virtual drone with thoughts in brain-computer study

Participant says controlling the virtual drone felt like playing a musical instrument, evoking activity and socialization.

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I just tested the new DJI Flip and it might be the best drone for newbies — here’s why

Here’s how it works. The pro-level Air 3S ($1,099) remains my favorite drone and it brings me unbridled joy, but the Flip ...

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Fears that drones could drop guns into prisons

The prisons watchdog has warned that drones delivering weapons to two of England's highest security prisons have become a ...

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Drones could lift inmates out of jails to escape, prison officers say

Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor accused the police and Government of giving up control of the airspace above two ...

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