On Designing a Brain-Computer Interface:
After all, computers were once science fiction, too.
Andrew Wright
NSCI 401
Williams College
11/20/92
93asw at williams.eduawright at mindvox.com
Note: This is a list of references available becuase of a large interest in
the topic among people on the net. A short version of the paper that these
references were gathered for, with technical details edited out, is
available on alt.cyberpunk.tech, and bionet.neuroscience. A full version
is also available. I would also be willing to place it on a site allowing
anonymous ftp, if anyone knows of an appropriate site. It will probably be
posted to mindvox, as well.
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