Mind

Turning science fiction into fact, researchers at the Institute for Flight System Dynamics of the Technische Universität München (TUM) and the TU Berlin are developing a way for pilots to control aircraft with their minds alone.

Seattle-based visual designer Sam Matson has created a headset aimed at helping gamers learn to control "gamer rage." The Immersion headset monitors the user's heart rate and increases the difficulty of a game, the less calm they become.

At this year's Tokyo Games show, Neurowear unveiled its Shippo brain-controlled motorized tail.

A Kentucky-based hackerspace has turned a mind-reading toy into a melon blasting machine.

Research conducted at the University of Rochester indicates that playing video games increases peoples’ ability to might right decisions faster.

A recent study at the University of British Columbia found that our brains are much more active when we daydream than previously thought.

A Princeton University research team claim that the Psyleron Mind Lamp changes color due to the power of the human mind.