Edward Klein could not read everything in the classroom from the school's canteen, friends and teachers all over the place.
Arnab Kapoor, an Indian-origin researcher, claims that he has made such a mind-reading tool. But the work of this mind-set is slightly different. And Edward was the protagonist of the movie 'Twilight'. Arnab MIT student
Arnab claims that he can read all the words (but unprotected) of the machine he made, rotating in the head. It works like that. The name of the computer that worked with the computer is 'Altrego'. Arnab's claims, the words that we think, but do not say, understand the words that his instruments They will respond like that. The jaw will not move, but the silence of the mind will be silently rehearsed to the machine.
How? The white-colored device is attached to the back of the neck. The seven points of the device are touched by jaw-holding mouth in seven places. When the nerves reached the jaw, it fell to the bottom. But a few words have learned to read 'Alterigo'. By using those words, the brain gives any direction, and the machine will observe it.
The device has a pair of headphones, which conveys the thoughts of the heart through the bone (inner year). External auditorial canal or ear canal is not used. As a result, there is no change in the face. There is no impression on the body, it silently responds to the machine.
What is that? The scientists claim that, for the time being asked by his machine, he can tell. Asked to grind groceries, they can do it. But that's all. Because, only 20 words have been taught to him. If you learn more words, then you will have a lot of potential in future. Said, "We are in the middle of the research. But the fruit is pretty good. Hopefully, one day I'll be able to teach all things to 'altrego'.
