All in your head - Harnessing Brain Activity
From: Michigan Today - 12/06/2016

U-M startup Neurable has developed a system that can detect brain wave
activity and turn it into action.

University of Michigan startup Neurable has developed a brain wave
interpretation system that allows for control of devices such as toys and
video games. Neurable’s system involves a cap that can detect brain wave
activity and turn it into action.

Ramses Alcaide advanced technology developed at the U-M Direct Brain
Interface Laboratory and created a new startup. Neurable has developed a
brain wave interpretation system that allows for uniquely precise and
flexible control of devices such as toys, cars, wheelchairs, TVs and video
games.

Neurable's system involves a cap that can detect brain wave activity and turn
it into action. He demonstrates the software by moving a Lego Mindstorm car,
but has also controlled wheelchairs and a Nissan Versa.

Read the entire article and view a video (2:58) at:
http://features.ns.umich.edu/a-startups-journey

Links:
Neurable
http://neurable.com

Ramses Alcaide
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pharoram/Ramses_Alcaide/About_Me.html