More amazing science. You don't see the word "boffin" (research scientist) too often.
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Honda scientists have created a system that will translate thoughts into electrical signals that can be used to control machinery. The technique doesn't require the user to undergo surgery or extensive training - a major advance over past thought-controlled technologies, the company said.
Still has a way to go.
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