Brain-Computer Interface allows completely locked-in People to Communicate February 3, 2017 Unipro2013main Future Science, Future Science & Technology, Future Technology </p> <h2>Computer Interface</h2> <p> Scientists at the University of Washington in Seattle are experimenting with how the human brain can work in a virtual reality environment using only direct brain stimulation, rather than traditional sensory signals via sight, hearing or touch. Angela Moore reports.</p> <p> Please Support our Sponsors here ---
