Mind-Controlled Car
Developed by a research team from the Nankai University in Tianjin, in collaboration with Chinese car maker Great Wall Motor, the new vehicle was presented to the world for the first time on Wednesday, Xinhua reported. The car is controlled via a headset with 16 sensors that send impulses from the user's brain to the car's processing system. Spectators watched as the vehicle moved forward and backward; and was locked and unlocked all with the help of the power of the mind. The sensors capture brain signals and the recognition system analyses them, translates them into driving instructions and sends them to the car's processor.