Comments on: Toyota thinks up mind-reading wheelchair
Toyota, in collaboration with researchers in Japan, has developed a wheelchair controlled by brain waves.
Toyota, in collaboration with researchers in Japan, has developed a wheelchair controlled by brain waves.
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15 years ago, it was speech controlled wheelchairs, not match become of them.
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