Imagine if there was some technology that allowed people to interact with their environment using only their thoughts. At Holland Bloorview, the Clinical Brain-computer Interface (BCI) Program is helping to unlock a world of possibility by providing independence for children and youth with disabilities. Your gift today supports 2X the programs to help kids develop social skills & resilience. Donate today! https://bit.ly/4bcnR7u | Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital | Facebook

Have you heard of a Brain Computer Interface (BCI)? 🧠 It’s technology that helps people control digital devices with their thoughts, something that could be life-changing for people with disabilities. On this episode of “What the Future,” CNET’s Jesse Orrall takes us on a closer look at how companies like Synchron make this possible. Check out the full episode on YouTube at the link in our bio 🔗 #whatthefuture #accessibility #bci #brainimplants | CNET

3K views · 18 reactions | Xiaodong Qu of GW Engineering is working with undergraduate researchers to push the bounds of the brain-computer interface, with applications that range from mind-controlled video games to new directions in neurological health research. Read the full story ⬇️ https://gwtoday.gwu.edu/gaming-your-brain-thats-tip-iceberg | The George Washington University | Facebook