Twitter Hack – Brain Twitter Interface for Locked-in Syndrome or a Spinal Cord Injury
WOW! Twitter can now officially be twitted using your brain! NitroLab of University of Wisconsin has figured out a way to write tweets using the human brain waves. The whole process is rather cumbersome but it’s a viable solution for those with Locked-in syndrome or a spinal cord injury to communicate online with the world.
The 140 characters of Twitter really allows this device to be the perfect interface as writing a letter can take a second or two as seen in the video.
Video demo of writing, “Spelling with my brain” @uwbci.
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