What If A Pair Of Glasses Could Read Intent?
Imagine steering a game with nothing but a blink and a glance. That’s the spark behind our latest build: a noninvasive brain-computer interface that runs entirely on a tiny edge microcontroller, translating eye movements into reliable, real-time commands without a laptop or cloud.
We start with the human why. Millions live with neurological conditions that constrain movement but preserve eye control—a narrow channel with huge potential. We compare the promises and trade-offs of invasive BCIs like Neuralink, BrainGate, and Synchron against accessible wearables from Emotiv, Muse, and OpenBCI…
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