Attaining “embodiment” in brain-machine interface technologies: gTec’s Christoph Guger

by Daniel Faggella

23 September 2014

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In this interview TechEmergence talks to Dr. Christoph Guger, founder of gTec, a company that focuses on creating devices and parts for the field of brain-machine interface. Guger shares with us the direction and progress of brain-machine interface, as well as explaining the concept of “embodiment,” where a person truly “feels” that a device controlled by their thoughts is a part of themselves, and extension of themselves. Where might these technologies make their jump into the mainstream? Listen to Christoph’s interview here.

Image credit: gtec.at

tags: Brain-Machine Interface, c-Research-Innovation, human-robot interaction

Daniel Faggella Daniel Faggella is the founder of TechEmergence, an internet entrepreneur, and speaker.

Attaining “embodiment” in brain-machine interface technologies: gTec’s Christoph Guger

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