New wireless brain implants could bring mind control to new level: study ...Middle East

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You might soon be able to control your electronic devices using only your mind. A recent study published in the journal Nature Electronics shows that scientists are one step closer to an invention that would allow people to control their smart devices and connect to the internet from anywhere they are.

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