From: daver@sunspot.ssl.berkeley.edu (David Ray)
Subject: Re: SCI: Direct Neural-Electronic Interfacing
Date: 12 Dec 1992 20:44:47 GMT
Organization: Space Sciences laboratory, UC Berkeley


I read somewhere recently that a Stanford professor has been researching
the use of EEG signals to control a 2-d cursor (mouse). It uses a 
conventional EEG-style sensor array (skin electrodes -- no implants)
and he claims to get over 60% accuracy. That is, "think" of where you
you want the cursor to go, and it goes there. No moving parts.

This story sounds quite wild, and I'm going to try to dig up the
source and post it here. (I think I read it. Hmmm.....maybe I dreamed it..)

Dave