Physical remote controls might be nice when it comes to precision, but they've got nothing on mind-control when it comes to awesome. Using an EEG headset, a computer, and some serious thought-power, researchers have developed a quadrotor you can steer with your brain. Read More >>
Featured comment by Brogz007:
"I've always thought, the only way to have the flying agility in a real Ironman suit is to use tech like this. Unless Tony has some incredible 'blinkin..." More »
In Philip K. Dick's book Do Android's Dream of Electric Sheep? (a.k.a. Blade Runner), the lead character Rick Deckard and his wife alter their mental states with devices called Mood Organs. Rising in the morning, Deckard dials in a "businesslike professional attitude," while his vengeful wife selects no fewer than six hours of "self-accusatory depression." Read More >>
Featured comment by darkly:
"If you want more on the 'Mood Organs' I'd read, 'We can Rebuild You' which is the precursor to 'Do Androids dream of Electric Sheep' a brilliant book." More »
According to reports, the Rooskies are testing an energy weapon capable of causing extreme pain and mind-control. Australia's Herald Sun reports the beam weapon, trotted out by Russian defense minister Anatoly Serdyukov, is capable of some serious frying: Read More >>
Featured comment by Henry Minute:
"I don't think that there is any cause for concern. CSIRO is almost certain to claim they invented it first and sue his backside off." More »
On the floor of CES, tucked away in Haier's booth is a TV set advertising BRAIN CONTROL. I was immediately intrigued. Could I think about wanting to watch the latest episode of Desperate Housewives and have it automatically flash on screen? I had to find out. Read More >>
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