Can Robots Be Controlled By Brainwaves? These Researchers Are Up For The Game

Traditionally, robots have been configured to perform tasks by programming them explicitly. They have been taught the intricacies of how humans communicate so that they can respond accordingly. While this process is not only tedious, it has significantly high error rates too. Especially in areas involving safety-critical tasks, the accuracy of robots is of paramount importance. This brings the need to control robots in a quick and effective manner, and brainwaves are a way out.