Cum poți controla un robot fără să-l atingi. Tehnologia prezentată în China

A Chinese company introduced a non-invasive brain-computer interface at the WAIC, allowing users to control robots using EEG headsets. This technology translates brain signals into commands for robotic devices, enabling remote manipulation without physical controls. It aims to assist individuals with mobility impairments, offering them greater autonomy. Unlike Neuralink, which requires surgical implants, this system uses surface-level brain activity, making it safer. The technology is part of a broader investment trend in brain-controlled devices in both the US and China, although its practical application in medical settings remains to be validated.