01-22-2014 DESIGN A DIY Platform For Building Devices You Control With Your Mind Who needs a neuroscience degree? OpenBCI is the first open-source prototyping platform for brain-computer interfaces.

Pressing buttons with your hands is a drag. With OpenBCI,you can use your mind to control smartphones, robots, and even your friends’ limbs.

Background: Brain-computer interfaces have been around for decades. But, thanks to recent advances in machine learning, they’ve become a hugely popular field of research-for-future-profit.

Program it using C, Java, Python, and other languages, utilize it as a portable wireless router, and even control other wireless devices such as speakers and cameras.

Over at DIY web site Instructables, user indestructable thoroughly describes the process of connecting an electrical device to your computer and controlling it with some simple programming.

Kano has announced the latest iteration of its DIY computer that’s designed to help kids learn how to code. The London-based company already offers a range of devices that anyone over the age of ...

For example, the Mudra Link is a neural wristband that leverages proprietary sensors and AI algorithms to allow users to interact with their devices hands-free.

Makers, developers and electronic enthusiasts who considered building their very own brain computer interface to control things using the power of your mind. Maybe interested in a new make 100 ...

This is completely beyond my abilities as a whatever, but perhaps you’re handy with The DIY? It’s a step-by-step on how to create a USB-based remote control receiver.

Cheap consumer drones are really just little computers on wings. It makes sense, then, that all it takes to disable one is another cheap computer, a wi-fi connection, and some technical know-how.