Quote:
A sensor implanted in a paralysed man's brain has enabled him to control objects by using his thoughts alone.
The experimental set-up allowed the man, who has no limb movement at all, to open e-mail, play a computer game, and pinch a prosthetic hand's fingers. More...
The experimental set-up allowed the man, who has no limb movement at all, to open e-mail, play a computer game, and pinch a prosthetic hand's fingers. More...
BBC
What I want to know is, if he spoke to the BBC in an interview, wouldn't it be easier to perform all these tasks (and many more) using voice-activation?
