Cerebionics wants to turn human intent into commands for machines
Tech.eu Cate Lawrence
Cerebionics is building a modular, non-invasive brain-computer interface platform that translates EEG-recorded intent into machine commands for systems like drones and unmanned vehicles. In the optimistic case described, onboarding and calibration can take about 1 hour. The company says it will focus next on making the decoder and overall software generalisable so the system can scale with minimal calibration and cost closer to conventional controllers.
Why it matters
Sometimes you hear about a startup doing something just so completely out of left field that you have to find out more. For me, that startup is Cerebionics. What started as Norwegian founder Agnessa P...