Toys controlled with the power of thoughts could become must-have gifts Warwick research connects human mind with electronic devices Sensors in headsets receive 'brain waves' and feed them into ...

A company has created a set of ears that apparently respond to the wearer’s emotions via a sensor on the forehead. U.S. tech firm Neurosky showed them off this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in ...

[Chip Audette] owns (at least) two gadgets: one of those remote control helium-filled flying shark (an Air Swimmer), and an OpenBCI EEG system that can read brain waves and feed the data to a PC.