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BCI News Roundup – August 12th
Tweet What a week! From Toronto, to Colorado, and back – we’ve had another jet setting week here at InteraXon. In the world of BCI and ubiquitous technologies: two fabulous interviews were published this week. Steve Mann was profiled in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, BCI, Conference, Games, Music, Tech
Tagged Adrian Owen, Buddhist Geeks 2012, interaxon, New York University, Siggraph 2012, Steve Mann in the New York Times, what is a brain computer interface
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