Scientists want you to be able to move things with your mind, and they're getting closer than ever to delivering on that promise. In a new study published in Nature, scientists were able to get ...

Shawn Rocco/ Duke Health (Modified by Tanya Lewis) Then, they switched the wheelchair to brain control, and allowed each monkey to drive itself toward a bowl of fruit. The food was always in the ...

Watch This Monkey Control a Wheelchair With Its Tiny Monkey Brain. 2 minute read. By Alex Fitzpatrick. March 3, 2016 9:55 AM EST. S ometimes it’s okay for scientists to monkey around.

Eventually, the monkeys learned how to navigate the wheelchairs freely, as demonstrated in the video above. In fact, the primates, nicknamed “M” and “K”, were wheeling around at speeds of ...

April 7, 2010— -- Where would a monkey hide explosives? It's not a question most people would think to ask, but for those in charge of airport security the query is not as outlandish as you ...

Monkey-Driven Wheelchairs. Brain-machine interfaces have become a buzzword in recent years, triggering headlines when, for example, Brown University's John Donoghue's human patients drank coffee ...