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Engineering the Brain

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Mind-reading technology

• A brain-computer interface (BCI), sometimes called a direct neural interface or a brain-machine interface, is a direct communication pathway between a human or animal brain (or brain cell culture) and an external device.

Brain implants: a new interface for communication

An emerging technology developed by Emory University neuroscientist Philip R. Kennedy, M.D., and Emory neurosurgeon Roy E. Bakay, M.D. who have developed an electrode brain implant that is allowing speech-impaired patients to communicate through a computer.

Thought Translation Device (TTD)

Write-in Technology:Rat navigation by remote control

Kevin Warwick: the first cyborg?

Cognitive ‘neural prosthesis’

Theodore Berger

EEG-based Brain-Computer Interface

Chae et al., IEEE Transactions on Robotics (2012)

Portable EEG measurement de-vice

Smart phone apps using EEG sig-nals

Neuro-marketing/design using portable brain scanners

Brain-Inspired Artificial Intelli-gence

Now, the quality of life matters: Great Challenges in Engineering

‘c. elegans’ is one and only ‘animal connec-tome’

(300 neurons and 8000 synapses)

Roachbot or Roach laborer

IBM Watson: (Eric Brown, IBM Research Manager)

Turing test

The Russian program - a chatbot named "Eugene Goostman" - convinced 1 in 3 judges at the Turing Test 2014 competition at the Royal Society in London that it was a real person; according to Eugene's makers, it was the first time this has happened since Turing first pro-

posed the test in 1950.