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InteraXon Is Hiring A Developer
TweetStart your summer by joining the world renowned InteraXon staff! We’re looking to introduce a new developer to fun and innovative family. You’ll be helping to build consumer-ready brainwave enabled applications. If you are technically savvy; a seasoned developer; good … Continue reading
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BCI News Roundup – May 13th
TweetMajor world leaders are starting to invest in brain computer interfaces, neural research, and neurotechnology. The human brain has become the symbol for a new frontier in innovation. Our investment in continuing neural research is a commitment to cultural wealth, … Continue reading
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BCI News Roundup – May 6th
TweetThere is an exciting trend developing in 2012. New algorithms for brain computer interface devices, that will benefit future medical patients, have also been some of the most-shared online news items in neuroscience over the past few months. While many … Continue reading
BCI News Roundup – April 29th
TweetWe continue to innovate with brain computer interface technology, and various neuroprostheses that utilize it, and we also learn more about ourselves and how our brains work. These innovations push the limits of what we previously believed to be physically … Continue reading
BCI News Roundup – April 22nd
TweetBig on the brain this week is the future. Of thought controlled computing applications and technologies. Of their usage and consumption in consumer culture as a whole. This week in the news roundup we feature 3 different predictions, from 3 … Continue reading
BCI News Roundup – April 16th
TweetWe’re kicking off a new season with a new series of weekly News Round Ups! Every week we’ll select cool and exciting industry announcements to talk about in-depth here on the blog. Many thought-controlled computing developments are quickly becoming consumer … Continue reading
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InteraXon is Hiring!
TweetWe’re expanding our team with 2 new positions in 2012, and what better way to start off the year than by joining the world renowned InteraXon staff! If you are technically savvy; a seasoned developer; good with tight deadlines; an … Continue reading
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Video Interview: Jeremy Bailey Shares The Meaning & Message Behind ‘Thought Controlled Drawing’
Tweet (Warning: Delightful humor within) At the beginning of 2011, Jeremy Bailey was approached by InteraXon to create a piece of BCI drawing software using a Neurosky headset. The software was developed, tested, and presented for a performance at The … Continue reading
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BCI News Roundup
TweetEvery week new research is published about the possibilities and benefits that BCI technology could bring to our lives. We’re a lot closer then ever to seeing this technology available for affordable mass consumption. From the ‘cool’, to the previously … Continue reading
BCI News Roundup
TweetEvery other week on the InteraXon blog, we count down the top BCI news and updates from across the continent. This weeks news roundup begins with a skill testing question: what do a robot and a bike have in common? … Continue reading