Real World Cybernetics & Neuroscience

Sep 6, 2008 | 0 comments

Our conversation with scientist Clint Wichert brought up the topic of robotic prosthetic arms that are able to be controlled by one’s mind. We found this video on MSNBC today and it couldn’t be a better fit to our conversation. This is a great example of fringe science entering into the main stream.

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