Quote from: bit2015i on January 31, 2018, 07:34:37 PM

Quote from: erc20manager on January 31, 2018, 02:16:34 PM

Hi there

I try to understand

Some people say that this technology can not be realized. Is there any proof, that your device really can recognize brain signals?

Recognizing brain signals can mean anything. For example, to recognize a person is alive or dead. This is also possible by the signals of the brain.
The video of this project shows the control of ROBOTIC FINGERS.
While no laboratory in the world has achieved such results even using invasive technologies, penetrating directly into the brain.
And the team has a headset for $ 300, which can only help with meditation.
I have already asked many times.

WHERE RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.

But the team does tricky. They answered that only after they attract investments of 50 million can they show something.
If the goal was less grandiose then there are no questions.
And here he is attracted to the Nobel Prize, but to show nothing at all. Only one video where ABSOLUTELY FOREIGN MAN is manipulating with a robotic arm.

I ask again.

TEAM, GIVE ANSWER. HOW DID YOU GET THIS "ACHIEVEMENT",
WHERE RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH?

or is it all a scam to attract 50 million?

From the video, Muse is connected to our software program that provides the capabilities of neurocontrol by transforming brain signals read by Muse to mechatronic actions.
Muse and the neurointerfaces in general made it possible to capture the brain activity, however they are not robust enough to give you the real control of complex systems.
There is an abundance of neural interfaces in the present market, but all of these currently available devices can only read basic brain signals. What they're not capable of, is a high level of specificity in reading and responding to brain commands. And thats where Neurogress steps in to provide the essential means for neurocontrol.
Once again, we do not develop neurointerfaces. Also, neurointerfaces by themselves can't control a single device. You are right that you can meditate with them, but what we use them for is to capture the brain activity or EEG, based on which those signals are injected into our AI-based software that translates signals into actions.

Again, we are not going to open our research now. We worked on it for 5 years and there is a lot of competition in the field. Someone can take advantage of it.
If we were a scam, we wouldn't show our faces everywhere. Our team can be seen on the website and we attend conferences. There's no point for us to damage our reputation. Also, we have a Telegram channel where everyone can ask a technology related question and get an answer from our CTO.