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Video: Noninvasive Brain-Computer Interface to Control a Prosthetic Hand 
YouTube | by rss@youtube.com (thakorlab) | Wed, Jul 16
A member of the Thakor lab at Johns Hopkins University controls a prosthetic hand using EEG signals from his brain.
Author: thakorlab
Keywords: BCI brain computer interface Thakor lab JHU Johns Hopkins University prosthetic DARPA RP2009 hand science cool tech EEG
Added: July 16, 2008
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