Scientists have successfully used a noninvasive brain-reading technology to control a robotic hand using only thought, according to FoxNews.com.
The system reads brain waves using AI and transmits the signals to a robotic device, allowing it to move—without any implants or surgery.
Developed by Penn State University and the Army Research Lab, this innovation could offer new hope to people with disabilities or limited mobility.
AI is used to isolate the right signals and translate them into precise robotic movements. The technology reportedly works in real time with high accuracy.
The breakthrough could be applied in medical rehabilitation, military operations, and even virtual reality environments.
Although still in the experimental phase, researchers aim to bring it to wider use in the near future.
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