Could soldiers silently communicate using brain signals in the future?
Andrew Eversden
WASHINGTON — A breakthrough in decoding brain signals could be the first step toward a future where soldiers silently communicate during operations.
New research funded by the U.S. Army Research Office successfully separated brain signals that influence action or behavior from signals that do not. Using an algorithm and complex mathematics, the team was able to identify which brain signals were directing motion, or behavior-relevant signals, and then remove those signals from the other brain signals — behavior-irrelevant ones.
“Here we’re not only measuring signals, but we’re interpreting them,†said Hamid Krim, a program manager for the Army Research Office.
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