Tianjin University Lab Unveils 3-Gram Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interface That Hides in Hair
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Tianjin Unveils World's Smallest, Lightest Non-Invasive BCI System
Tianjin University's Haihe Laboratory of Brain Computer Interaction and Human Machine Integration has unveiled a new non invasive brain computer interface, or BCI, system. This device is cube shaped and fully integrated, reportedly weighing approximately 3 grams and occupying roughly 2 cubic centimetres. The university describes it as the smallest and lightest non invasive BCI system developed to date.
Tianjin University Lab Unveils 3-Gram Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interface That Hides in Hair
Tianjin University's Haihe Laboratory of Brain-Computer Interaction and Human-Machine Integration, together with a Tianjin non-invasive brain-computer interface company based at the lab, has unveiled a cube-shaped, fully integrated non-invasive BCI system that weighs about 3 grams and takes up roughly 2 cubic centimeters. The university announced the device on September 30 and describes it as the smallest and lightest non-invasive BCI system bui…
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