Mind-Controlled Drones Race to the Future

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April 22, 2016

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Mind-controlled drones are racing into the future at the University of Florida, pushing the edge of whats possible with brain-wave technology. Advances in cheaper brain-wave reading equipment is moving the technology out of the lab. (April 22) Video provided by AP

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