According to Pepelac.news, a team led by scientist Jin Jin at East China University in China has developed a new technology that allows a four-legged robot to be controlled through brain signals.
The technology is called a "brain-machine hybrid interface." Augmented reality is used for close-range movements, while mixed reality tools are used for long-range.
This system can assist disabled individuals in medicine through robotic prosthetics and provide remote robot control in hazardous areas in industry.
The technology plays a significant role in bringing robotics closer to everyday life by utilizing the capabilities of the brain.
