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33,566 views • 9 months ago

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I tried our own BMI + Mixed Reality robot control at Araya for the first time today. This system was built by Kai Arulkumaran , RousslanDossa and the team. It was an amazing experience. I could intuitively pick up a mug just by imagining the action. Still some rough edges, but seeing EEG + gaze seamlessly drive a robot end-to-end was a powerful experience. Even with non-invasive EEG, it truly felt like experiencing a BMI.

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13,489 views • 5 months ago