Psychology Today

AI Copilot Boosts Brain-Computer Interface’s Performance

The team reported that their AI copilot solution improved performance by a factor of 3.9 times for the paralyzed participant ...

If you use inverted camera controls, you might rotate shapes in your mind more slowly—but more accurately!—according to a recent neuroscience study

Specifically, there was a strong correlation between inversion preference and how quickly the subject could mentally rotate a ...

Science has finally figured out why I play games with inverted camera controls

During the Covid lockdowns, researchers specializing in cognitive neuroscience at the Visual Perception and Attention Lab at Brunel University London stumbled into a fascinating phenomenon ideal ...
Hackaday

Using Moondream AI To Make Your Pi “See” Like A Human

Jaryd] from Core Electronics shows us human-like computer vision with Moondream on the Pi 5. Using the Moondream visual ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Laptop webcams track eye movements for “productivity” metrics

In recent years, the integration of eye-tracking technologies in laptop webcams has introduced a new dimension to employee ...
Hackaday

For A Robot Claw, The Eyes Have It

Have you ever wished your hand had an extra feature? Like, maybe, a second thumb? A scope probe pinky maybe? Well, if you are building a robot effector, you get to pick what extra features it has.

Meta’s new Ray-Ban AI smart glasses are controlled using gestures

Mark Zuckerberg recently unveiled the Meta Ray-Ban Display and Neural Band, which are smart glasses with a color ...

Eye-scanning Orb maker says 'there is no world where we are not going to have' biometrics to check we're human and keep games bot-free

And with the AI bubble continuing to expand, they might just be right.
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Explore Boston Dynamics Careers: Join the Future of Robotics

Boston Dynamics is at the forefront of creating robots that can do amazing things. Think about robots that can navigate tough ...