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A development that brings the rhythm of the words closer to that of a natural conversation, and to a practically instantaneous vocal conversion.

The fusion of humanity with the technology we have created has begun: What will brain computer interfaces bring us?

An extraordinary opportunity, that of being able to communicate with unconscious patients. It will be possible to do this thanks to a brand new detection technology.

Forgetting as part of learning: Memories we think are lost forever may simply be inactive.

Developments in brain-computer interfaces could lead to superhuman memory, and a whole bunch of new questions.

A revolutionary method of speech synthesis, exploits neural signals to translate thoughts into words, even for hitherto "difficult" languages.

A team of researchers has developed an AI model capable of recreating HD videos directly from brain activity: we are almost mind reading.

After a long process, Neuralink's futuristic brain-computer interface got the green light for the first human tests.

Charlie Brooker defies his own rules to bring a sixth season of Black Mirror that promises to be unprecedented.

Mind-Guided Robot Dogs of Soldiers? Go back three years and it would have been a television nightmare. Now it's real: still a nightmare, though.

An internet of smells to make virtual reality more immersive: it is the main dish of the new national plans of the Chinese government.

The American billionaire is funding a toothbrush that detects cancer and other extraordinary frontier ideas and inventions

A Chinese and Singaporean research team creates a neuron that could form the nucleus of a new, highly efficient brain-computer interface

Technological telekinesis is closer: Tests by a team from China and Singapore allow an operator to control metasurfaces with thought.

Amputees who find mobility and the possibility (for everyone) to control objects with their thoughts: bionic body parts are a reality. As tangible as it is risky.

Neuralink aims to solve some neurological "failures", but while waiting to get there, it aims to become a "second mind" able to connect ours with a computer network.

The Australian company Synchron claims primacy: a brain implant allows this and other functions to a paralyzed patient.

A system of tiny chips will be able to detect and record neural activity from multiple points in the brain.

A totally different approach to that of brain implants at Neuralink. Laboratory tests are encouraging: next step, animal testing.

A truly important discovery traces the path for the production of methanol-based fuel. The obstacles are not lacking, but the step forward is enormous.

A three-piece wearable robotic kit will rehabilitate patients by giving them back the mobility lost due to a stroke