Future Technology, Brain will control TV without remote

How is it, if you think only the TV channel changes or the noise increases? Technology company Samsung is a dream that looks like They are creating a kind of TV system, which does not require remote or remote control, the brain will control the TV! Under the Pantheus project, Switzerland, with the Ecole Polytechnic Federal de Loyzene (EPFL) in Switzerland, the organization wants to give people with serious physical disabilities a chance to enjoy their favorite programs on TV without any help of other.

Why and how will it work?
Last week a sample of this TV system was shown at the conference in the United States San Francisco area. There ACPFL senior scientist Ricardo Chavariyaga said that people who can not move or move very hard, they are thinking about the taste of their technology. In this process, a brain-computer interface (BCI) will be used to connect the TV to the brain, so that an eye-motion tracker with 64 sensors will have an eye monitoring and eye movements. Scientists are now taking brainwheck samples for determining how human brain behaves if you want to see pictures. From now on, the system will review the brainwave and find out what the user is trying to do and can check it by seeing eye movements.

When will come to the market:
Although very useful for paralyzed and physically challenged people, it is not being open to the public soon. There are still stage of the examination. Before wearing a sensed helmet, the head has to be oiled. More than that, it is better to find or keep a remote, is not it? In addition to Samsung and EPFL, there is more work to do, if it is successful, the brain and the TV can communicate directly through the brainwave without interruption. This system can be very beneficial especially for people with the highest level of paraplegia disease. Besides, some other organizations are working with BCI, which may one day give people the ability to communicate directly with the device. Alan Mask's 'Neuralink' can be said about the use of ultraviolet bandwheat's brain-machine communication technique to connect between people and computers.