Samsung conducted research on technique to control the smart devices by ideas

Samsung conducted research on technique to control the smart devices by ideas

Samsung is working with us on the development of the University of Texas System allows users to control smartphones and tablet computers across ideas, using a special application and wear a hat or head covering is connected to the electrodes record the electrical activity of the brain.

According to the people with a handicap that prevents them from using their fingers to control the touch screen as they by their device and selecting names and open applications, choose a song from a list on the computer tablet, Samsung Galaxy a 10.1″, which conducted the test.

Samsung is working with "Roozbeh Jafari, Assistant Professor of electrical engineering at the University of Texas in the research by monitoring specific patterns of brain activity while offering Visual models frequently, that people should start using the application, choose from the list of elements, focusing on specific pace flashing icon.

By ansu Kim, one of the researchers at Samsung, one of the goals of the project is to find new ways to interact with mobile devices; a few years ago was a small keyboard is the only way to control the phone, while at the present time you can use the sound and touch and gestures and eye movements.

Search is facing the challenge of producing electrodes to measure brain waves more appropriate currently take up cover and poles about 45 minutes depending on the number of Poles also need a glue which means a viscous liquid between the scalp and cover. Roozbeh Jafari says he had a different quality of the electrodes requires preparing only about ten seconds, but people still wear the head cover, connected to wires.

New technology remains in the process of researching and planning a Samsung to produce telephones by brain ideas soon, the current success rate is between 80 and 95%, this rate provides a choice every five seconds.

Currently, companies produce such as NeuroSky and Emotiv devices for reading brainwaves, and uses them to control games, and began studies in the use of those devices for making applications, most notably system prepared by a research team at the University of California, Berkeley to replace passwords with ideas.