VIDEOS


Using BRAINWAVES to play Minecraft, Halo, and Call of Duty!

Today we are showcasing how we used a Unicorn Hybrid Black Electroencephalograph to control 3 popular video games, Halo Infinite, Call of Duty Vanguard, and Minecraft. We used g.tec’s Unicorn Hybrid Black software suite & P300 keyboard to send UDP network events to a python script. We have a few more videos in the pipeline using this headset that we’re super excited to share with you guys, so stick around for future videos!

Next Steps in Neurotech - Starting Your Neurotech Journey (FAQ)

Ask and you shall receive! We have gotten a lot of common questions about getting into the Neurotechnology field. This video is an FAQ that covers many of the frequently asked questions we get about schooling, industry experience, and how to get started in neurotechnology.

Magnetic Helmet Reduced Cancer Mass by 31%!

Researchers showed that they could rapidly shrink glioblastoma size by manipulating magnetic fields. After just 3 days of using the device, the subject's tumor shrank by 10% and after 30 days of use, it shrank by 31%.


How Researchers Created a Bodysuit to Combat Parkinson’s Disease - The Mollii Suit

Colin dives into the Mollii Suit, a bodysuit designed to counteract one of the biggest problems with diseases like Parkinson's Disease, muscle tremors. Learn more about the Mollii suit here: https://www.remotion.co.uk/


Brain Implant Restores Speech to Paralyzed Man

On Wednesday, July 14th, researchers at the University of San Francisco demonstrated that full words and sentences could be decoded directly from brainwaves! The interface was featured a 128-electrode electrocorticography array placed over the areas of the primary motor cortex responsible for controlling the muscles involved in speech. This is the first time that a brain-computer interface has been able to decode speech directly from brain signals, as previous interfaces have relied on letter-by-letter typing.


Handwriting Without a Hand - How Researchers Restored Handwriting to a Paralyzed Man with a BCI

On May 12, 2021, researchers at the Howard Hughes Medical center published research showing a 65-year-old man suffering from paralysis typing up to 90 characters per minute using just his mind! This is a huge leap forward for Neurotechnology, and we couldn’t help but cover it!


Monkey MindPong: How Neuralink Taught a Monkey to Video Games With His Mind

On April 8th, 2021 Neuralink posted a video to their youtube channel showing one of their subject monkeys, Pager, playing pong… with his mind! This is the first published application of Neuralink’s device working as a brain-computer interface. This video gives some background into Neuralink, explains how the device works, and why it is so special!

Is the Matrix Possible?

The Matrix captured the imaginations of millions when it was released in 1999, but one question has plagued the minds of its viewers: could The Matrix really exist? Is it possible that the brain-computer interfaces we see in this movie allow people to experience a lifelike simulation? This week, Harrison and Colin discuss the plausibility of this type of brain-computer interface and draw connections to technology similar to already existing technology.

About The BCI Guys

Harrison and Colin (The BCI Guys) are neurotech researchers and entrepreneurs dedicated to creating a brain-controlled future! Neurotechnology and brain-computer interfaces are devices that allow users to control machines with their thoughts and interact with technology in new ways. This revolutionary technology will change life as we know it, and soon will be as common as the touchscreen on your smartphone. Join us in learning about the brain-controlled future!

The Why of Neuralink

Elon Musk talks about why he created Neuralink. Audio from their 2019 August launch event.

Neuralink: Stream Music to Your Brain?!

This week Colin and Harrison talk about Neuralink, and the feasibility of streaming music directly to the brain using invasive methods. Make sure to subscribe to get more brain-computer interface news and media, and don’t forget to comment down below with any questions!