Computer Human Interface

​DARPA has announced a program aimed at developing a cutting edge neural implant capable of forming a communication bridge between a human brain and a biocompatible device. It is hoped that technology, developed under the program, will have a wide range of applications in research and healthcare.

The University of Cambridge has developed virtual talking head technology that could one day be used as a digital person assistant

The PossessedHand system uses non-invasive electrical stimulation of muscles in the forearm to control movement of joints in the hand.

Researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed a computer system that's able to recognize and respond to the emotions and gestures of its human user, and outputs its own response via a specially-designed robot.

A dozen subjects with their brains wired up to a computer interface have succeeded in manipulating onscreen images using only the power of thought