Revolutionising Human-computer Interactions

UTS researchers from the Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute and the School of Electrical and Data Engineering have produced a prototype brain-computer interface that has huge potential for applications across multiple industries, including defence, medicine, and health.

 

Distinguished Professor CT Lin looking diagonally upwards. The background is darkened with long blue and purple neon lights

Revolutionising human-computer interactions

A collaboration between Professor Francesca Iacopi and Distinguished Professor CT Lin in the Faculty of Engineering and IT, the work has produced a novel brain-computer interface that uses human brainwaves to control machines.

 

 

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