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So far, 68 healthy people have been tested with the technique, according to the study. They do not need to use actual physical movements, just use the \"brain\" to operate the machine to complete the action, such as turning on the smart TV, operating the drone, moving the mouse to type, and even vocal communication.
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The researchers say the technology could improve the quality of life for more people with paralysis and movement disorders. In the future, the technology could become as ubiquitous as mobile phones, giving everyone the ability to control objects with their minds.