+Sexy Back With Wings (Jay) so I just got done watching the video and it was something I've heard about, but nothing to do with telekinesis... :c no flying parkour for me
I have that I'm a psychic I just think hard and people can hear me I can also hear them sometimes I think it has something to do with the spirit your mind is like your spirit
What happened to me? You're in a medically induced coma being prepped for surgery? Wha? You have a direct neural interface, it's what allows you to talk to me, I have one too...
What happened to me? You're in a medically induced coma being prepped for surgery? Wha? You have a direct neural interface, it's what allows you to talk to me, I have one too...
The surgery has begun. Whats wrong? You have some severe injuries. Like what? Lets just say they're really bad... Am I going to die?! Not if we can help it. Okay.. We are experiencing complications, is there anything you would like to say to your family? Yes, I........... (Continue the story)
I used one of this weird things at a technology show, they put that thing on my head and asked me to move a cube on the screen, i couldn't do it, but after that they told me to assign in my mind a muscle movement to the movement of the cube and that thing worked, they amazed me
I've used the Star Wars one. It was at the TEDx Adelaide event a few years ago and I had to really meditate hard, trying to really calm down in order to stop the ball from hitting the top. Most other people had to concentrate and work hard to make it rise. Then a couple of years later at the Womad (music event) a side tent had a much more advanced EEG which would produce different types of music based on your brain readings. Again, I had to concentrate and meditate in order to not have off the scale readings.
What happened to me? You're in a medically induced coma being prepped for surgery? Wha? You have a direct neural interface, it's what allows you to talk to me, I have one too...
Going from the internet to a tv seems like a huge step backwards. I don't even have any channels on my tv. It's just a big flat screen for my pc and consoles. Why people still watch tv, I have no idea. And great episode btw!
Can we use reverse of this technology? Like, send waves to our brain that would create a mental image for us, or a movie - or even to make us involuntarily move a body part? That would be pretty cool.
It is possible to an extent. Do some research on gamma, beta, and delta wave frequencies and their effects on parts of the human brain. Different frequencies act as different stimuli to sections of the brain
It's astonishing and overwhelming to witness how so much sci-fi fantasies are becoming actual reality, in my lifetime and faster than I could have expected.
Has anyone else heard of the game "Throw Cars With Your Mind"? That was pretty cool. Stay calm to fall slower, or even float, and focus to push a car away.
i have tested an machine that essentially allows you to controll things with your mind. Its a big table,with a ball on it and 2 "headphones" on each side. 2 people take on the headpones and the more intense you think the more the ball will move away from you. It was like a game,where you would try to get the ball into a little hole on the other persons side. It was a while ago so my description may not be entirely accurate.
I first read about brain-controlled tech in a magazine back in the 80s, and I remembered a documentary I once saw about experiments with antigravity back in the 60s. I immediately started picturing mind-piloted flying suits. I'm still waiting.
The Montreal Science Centre has a game where you can control a ball with your mind (using a special headband) and the goal is to push the ball onto your opponent's side of the board. I thought it was the coolest thing ever when I was younger.
one time I slept asleep on my arm and I couldn't move it well, then I could after that happened. Well, it just so happened that the well was full of no water in the water well yesterday. Well then, what did I do? I welded the well with a welder on the sea saw. Well, well, well, what do we have here? said the welders welding the well. a present, for me? well go ahead, open it. "oh thank you I've always wanted one of these for Christmas. thanks"
So if someone was in an accident and lost all feeling in their legs, could they quickly install on of these into their brain and walk again? (Obviously the tech isn't there), but would your legs work normally, still build muscle and everything?
so you're telling me Psycho Frame tech from UC gundam can be a thing? This is pretty stellar knowing humans can crank out sci fi things and then turn around and make them into reality (with years of research)
As a kid we put a nail between the table leaves, stuck a piece of paper over it, then 8 of us st around the table and concentrated on moving the paper clockwise. It took about 10 minutes of hard concentration, but we got the paper to spin.
Anyone else reminded of that headgear that blows a ball around an obstacle just by thinking? Not really sure how new this tech is. :/ That gear was in the hands of kids perhaps as early as the 90s, or earlier.
I would love to have a wireless device that connects to other devices through electric waves depending on what I think. I would also meditate to keep a clear mind so it works without flaw
I launched a PET rocket using my mind last year. Surprising was that the monitor said receiving very very strong electrical energy. And the rocket lifted immediately after installation.
when we think of a letter "A" to typ using this brain wave reading machine, there's a difference between thinking "A" and "B" right? how scientists develop algorithm for detecting those brain waves, when brain can be emitting signals for other things simultaneously. how do they create an accurate system? and what about those signals for different people? everyone have the same brain wave for a same thing?
I've been practicing psychokinesis for a year so it is actually real-it is something that you have to LEARN and PRACTICE. You won't be able to do anything like you see in movies-that takes decades and decades of dedication and practice.
98% accuracy? Wow, I must have a really chaotic mind, it usually takes a few tries with my Emotiv headgear before it recognizes anything. I'm still waiting for the ability for BCI to do more than one action at a time.
The only way you can levitate something is if you can match it's harmonic reasonace. You can only do that by having a machine so constructed to channel that much vibration. The human brain as beautifully complex is not on its own capable of generating that kind of sheer vibratory power.
This could be used in a bad way, like crystalline structures that are about to shift lattice with inputs. But it can also help transcend something if humans dont foul this up.
With this my dreams of having esp powers aren't far anymore. To Aru Majutsu Railgun made a good convincing of Humans actually being able to obtain ESP powers.
Brainwaves can control physical objects just in the same way you could have made the glass tip over. By telling your hand (or computer interfaces) to move.
People can not concentrate the whole time. Maybe scientists should make some specific tracks for those "jedi's" (idk how to spell it). Tracks that prevent cars from collision. :D
Suvi-Tuuli Allan Last time I read about him, he was using eye and cheek movement to make up sentences, and it takes him like 5 min to make a couple of words :c
+Ramix09 Welcome to the world of C-VisOn Systems (Composite Virtualized Informational Sensory Output Network). The inverse operations are also carried out on C-VisOn systems.
I know how to make the car turn... make things speed up to massive speeds... and...maybe even make small objects fly. But the bigger the object the more it will hurt your head.
Mice neurons have been used to control a robot. From what I know about blindness it is usually caused by eye degeneration and not a problem with the brain. Could a visual neural network be the computer in a go pro? I am no neurosurgeon. Just an idea. Does vision go through the frontal cortex before the visual cortex? The eyes are in the front of the brain and vision is the back. How does that work?
wait there's devices to enhance the abilities of brainwave control? hmmmm I'm definetly buying any product that will enhance an ability i know how to use :>
I've actually done a bit of research with the emotiv. Unfortunately there is too much outside interference for something as dangerous driving a car. The whole thing works by using machine learning algorithms during a "training" session for a task. To start off there is a meditation training where you just clear you mind and relax. Then you train for a task. The dev kit starts off by moving a box around, and you train yourself for each motion. There are games out there and the training sessions are used to cast different spells. It usually takes a couple of training sessions per action. Each session taking up to 8 seconds. It was really neat working with it, and I would like to go back and do some more, but I need to focus on other subjects at the moment. BCI technology is still in its infant state, but as the wearable technology improves and the algorithms for training become more refined we may see BCI tech become part of our daily lives. Fun fact, during studies we did, for training sessions a lot of people would think "up", "down", and other directions they wanted to move the object. The best results that we observed are from people who would think of something emotional with action they wanted to perform. They would associate sadness with a direction, or happiness, or anger. They would consciously control (manipulate) their own emotions to control the objects on screen. Last bit, people who were under high amounts of stress and it felt like their minds were racing could not actively control the object. I experienced this personally while trying to debug a program I made for testing.
+NeokyXero I know exactly what you're talking about because I built one using electrodes sold online (not a big fan of Emotiv!). I was kind of surprised to pickup signals at about 5 mV, which contradicts the standard which is like 50 to 100 micro volts. My guess is some EMG signal must have been picked up as well. But you're right, it all comes does down to a good training data and classifier. I used linear discriminant analysis (LDA) and it worked perfectly fine. I just had to choose which electrodes to focus on based which activities I needed to read (I used concentrate/relax queues to accelerate and thinking of moving left or right hand motion to move a virtual car move left or right). I used three variations of bands (alpha, beta or gamma). The end result was a bit messy but promising. I never tried emotional drives like you did but I doubt if those can have universal consistency if you were to commercialize your product. However, BCI might be catching on with high frequency sampling or high frequency oscillations for EEG, might be worth while looking at.
I move things everyday with my brain like my hands and legs and sometimes my eye lids
Haha!
lmaoooo 😹😹😹
@crafty K bitch "lmao" means "laughing my ass off" so maybe you should think before you comment and mind ya damn business ✌💀
@crafty K And I put "ooo" multiple times because it was funny < you white sooo you wouldn't know 💀 stop worring about me so much and worry about you .
Things that we want: Telekanesis
Telekinesis has always been one of my favorite topics
+Sexy Back With Wings (Jay) so I just got done watching the video and it was something I've heard about, but nothing to do with telekinesis... :c no flying parkour for me
Mhmm until your body is hacked and flooded with electronic harrassment to endure a heart attack 😐
www.change.org/p/make-the-right-to-mental-privacy-one-of-our-new-human-rights
Mine too
I have that I'm a psychic I just think hard and people can hear me I can also hear them sometimes I think it has something to do with the spirit your mind is like your spirit
Discovery science is basically the original discovery channel without the reality shows.
Without all the bullshit, yeah. #SkepticApproved
Are they really part of discovery channel?
+angler yeah
What happened to me?
You're in a medically induced coma being prepped for surgery?
Wha?
You have a direct neural interface, it's what allows you to talk to me, I have one too...
Truth, that's what I have always believed!
I'm driving! I'm driving! Oh look a butterfly
+Steve Ozone And then the car launches into the sky.
What happened to me?
You're in a medically induced coma being prepped for surgery?
Wha?
You have a direct neural interface, it's what allows you to talk to me, I have one too...
+Kylo Ren lol
The surgery has begun.
Whats wrong?
You have some severe injuries.
Like what?
Lets just say they're really bad...
Am I going to die?!
Not if we can help it.
Okay..
We are experiencing complications, is there anything you would like to say to your family?
Yes, I........... (Continue the story)
Nikki Ta That wasn't in Black Ops 3
I used one of this weird things at a technology show, they put that thing on my head and asked me to move a cube on the screen, i couldn't do it, but after that they told me to assign in my mind a muscle movement to the movement of the cube and that thing worked, they amazed me
I've used the Star Wars one. It was at the TEDx Adelaide event a few years ago and I had to really meditate hard, trying to really calm down in order to stop the ball from hitting the top. Most other people had to concentrate and work hard to make it rise.
Then a couple of years later at the Womad (music event) a side tent had a much more advanced EEG which would produce different types of music based on your brain readings. Again, I had to concentrate and meditate in order to not have off the scale readings.
I CAN USE THE FORCE. OR BCI STUFF
Close enough.
+Garv Prashar chinese are the real JD now, the force belong to china ~~~~muahahahahahah
+Zhong Cheng NOOOO ID RATHER HAVE KYLO HAVE IT
What happened to me?
You're in a medically induced coma being prepped for surgery?
Wha?
You have a direct neural interface, it's what allows you to talk to me, I have one too...
+Kylo Ren :D KYLO
But how can the brain have waves when there aren't any dolphins in it, like wut?
*facepalms*
+Gaby Meléndez We're 70% water bro.
Of cours there are, how could you think about dolphins then ? -_-
You guys realize he was joking right?
Eli Gutman Lmao yep
While driving that car you are not allowed to think about anything else. :D
that is impossible
The Little Gremlin
But you can't. Even the smallest distraction and you are in a ditch bleeding heavily. :D
I know that is what i meant i knew it would be miss understood but i would be distracted by the hentai i watch
yay!
IKR what if u see a distraction or something
Use the force, Luke.
han solo dies
+TrollxElite -_-
+TrollxElite If hell exists I hope you go there.
+TrollxElite Snape kills Kylo Ren
+Stevebomer No wonder he couldn't lift up his x-wing, he wasn't wearing the cap with the sensors!
she could've controlled her hand with her brain, making her hand tilt and thereby tipping the glass
telekinesis babeh
Its not telekinesis thats cheating
Going from the internet to a tv seems like a huge step backwards. I don't even have any channels on my tv. It's just a big flat screen for my pc and consoles. Why people still watch tv, I have no idea. And great episode btw!
Can we use reverse of this technology? Like, send waves to our brain that would create a mental image for us, or a movie - or even to make us involuntarily move a body part? That would be pretty cool.
It is possible to an extent. Do some research on gamma, beta, and delta wave frequencies and their effects on parts of the human brain. Different frequencies act as different stimuli to sections of the brain
It's astonishing and overwhelming to witness how so much sci-fi fantasies are becoming actual reality, in my lifetime and faster than I could have expected.
One of the first things I thought of when seeing this was Mattel's Mindflex game that was released back in 2009
Congrats on getting the TV spot! That's pretty neat.
Has anyone else heard of the game "Throw Cars With Your Mind"?
That was pretty cool. Stay calm to fall slower, or even float, and focus to push a car away.
Congrats on making it to television! You definitely deserve it. Please don't sell out :/
i have tested an machine that essentially allows you to controll things with your mind. Its a big table,with a ball on it and 2 "headphones" on each side. 2 people take on the headpones and the more intense you think the more the ball will move away from you. It was like a game,where you would try to get the ball into a little hole on the other persons side. It was a while ago so my description may not be entirely accurate.
I first read about brain-controlled tech in a magazine back in the 80s, and I remembered a documentary I once saw about experiments with antigravity back in the 60s. I immediately started picturing mind-piloted flying suits. I'm still waiting.
It's scary, but looking forward to a future where BCI will become as advanced as Psycommus from the UC Gundam series :)
The Montreal Science Centre has a game where you can control a ball with your mind (using a special headband) and the goal is to push the ball onto your opponent's side of the board. I thought it was the coolest thing ever when I was younger.
one time I slept asleep on my arm and I couldn't move it well, then I could after that happened. Well, it just so happened that the well was full of no water in the water well yesterday. Well then, what did I do? I welded the well with a welder on the sea saw. Well, well, well, what do we have here? said the welders welding the well. a present, for me? well go ahead, open it. "oh thank you I've always wanted one of these for Christmas. thanks"
So if someone was in an accident and lost all feeling in their legs, could they quickly install on of these into their brain and walk again? (Obviously the tech isn't there), but would your legs work normally, still build muscle and everything?
Ayyy, congrats on getting onto a big channel.
2016: When the NSA enters your brain.
Ik how i can do it! By using your hands
Send the brain signals to your hand!!!
+Trinidadian Gamer A Trinidadian!
I am one too
A really cool example of this is the game Throw Trucks With Your Mind.
so you're telling me Psycho Frame tech from UC gundam can be a thing?
This is pretty stellar knowing humans can crank out sci fi things and then turn around and make them into reality (with years of research)
If you gave me a car, and the wheel was the power of my brain, I tell ya' what, I'd be on a death sentence.
As a kid we put a nail between the table leaves, stuck a piece of paper over it, then 8 of us st around the table and concentrated on moving the paper clockwise. It took about 10 minutes of hard concentration, but we got the paper to spin.
Damn the body energy from the heart's motion.... I was like hoping to power my car off of some of my abdominal fat...
Could you make a video about Boris Sidis' education techniques and william james sidis' (his son) achievements
HAHHAHAHAHAH CONGRATS DNEWS FOR YOUR TV SPOT! Keep up the amazing work.
I'll watch DNews on the Science channel only if Trace sings(or hums) the intro with Careless Whisper
i've tried to move brain controlled rc car and it was amazing
Anyone else reminded of that headgear that blows a ball around an obstacle just by thinking? Not really sure how new this tech is. :/
That gear was in the hands of kids perhaps as early as the 90s, or earlier.
So this means Sword Art Online is coming soon, right? Riiiiiiight?
I would love to have a wireless device that connects to other devices through electric waves depending on what I think. I would also meditate to keep a clear mind so it works without flaw
Just when we have VR gaming now we have to wait for this.
I'm pretty sure my brain already moves objects with a device -- it's called my body ;)
I launched a PET rocket using my mind last year. Surprising was that the monitor said receiving very very strong electrical energy. And the rocket lifted immediately after installation.
when we think of a letter "A" to typ using this brain wave reading machine, there's a difference between thinking "A" and "B" right? how scientists develop algorithm for detecting those brain waves, when brain can be emitting signals for other things simultaneously. how do they create an accurate system? and what about those signals for different people? everyone have the same brain wave for a same thing?
This is another step that can help towards visual reality
The software and hardware is open source. You can buy it for like 500-a few thousand bucks. Depends what you want. Pretty interesting stuff.
BCI?
Oh god.
I can feel the next CoD coming.
Why isn't D News on the discovery channel?
3:54 so you need a heart to function a fake heart that you get if your heart doesn't work?
I've been practicing psychokinesis for a year so it is actually real-it is something that you have to LEARN and PRACTICE. You won't be able to do anything like you see in movies-that takes decades and decades of dedication and practice.
telsa Suit + VR + EEG + star wars + mmo =the best video game ever
man a Matilda reference, didnt see that coming
The title is a little bit misleading but still good video though
Happy 2016 Julia...look into my eyes. :)
FYI, IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) is read as "I triple E" .
Getting closer to immersive VR :D one step at a time.
Neural interfaces are popular in sci fi my fav being halo with the mjnr armor plugs into subjects brain and enhances the user.
quantum computing might help the sensors in the future tho
98% accuracy? Wow, I must have a really chaotic mind, it usually takes a few tries with my Emotiv headgear before it recognizes anything. I'm still waiting for the ability for BCI to do more than one action at a time.
Today we truly live a sci-fi future people!
Sometimes when im driving i think about causing a car crash.
The only way you can levitate something is if you can match it's harmonic reasonace. You can only do that by having a machine so constructed to channel that much vibration. The human brain as beautifully complex is not on its own capable of generating that kind of sheer vibratory power.
Intro was too funny and cute 🥰
Your body can read your mind and make things move too. :P
gasp*! I'm going to watch this ❤❤❤
This could be used in a bad way, like crystalline structures that are about to shift lattice with inputs. But it can also help transcend something if humans dont foul this up.
Guys plz make a video or test tube + video about " black Knight" orbiting Earth.......
Missed you Julia!!!
why aren't you in movies. you are so expressive. I would definitely watch.
With this my dreams of having esp powers aren't far anymore. To Aru Majutsu Railgun made a good convincing of Humans actually being able to obtain ESP powers.
0:01 Mind control? Don't you mean telekinesis?
THEY'RE SMOOTHING OUT THE WRINKLES SO WE CANT THINK
Very interesting..
Brainwaves can control physical objects just in the same way you could have made the glass tip over. By telling your hand (or computer interfaces) to move.
People can not concentrate the whole time. Maybe scientists should make some specific tracks for those "jedi's" (idk how to spell it). Tracks that prevent cars from collision. :D
In 5 years this will be integrated into VR....hopefully.
I'm loving that shirt Julia, keep up the kick ass work. 😀
they should use this tech to make prosthetic legs and arms for amputees
I honestly think that our brain is more powerfull than we give it credit, especially since we don't use 100% of our brain for daily tasks.
I'm always wondering why doesn't stephen hawking use this tech to communicate and to do physics
+Ramix09 In a way, he is methinks.
Suvi-Tuuli Allan Last time I read about him, he was using eye and cheek movement to make up sentences, and it takes him like 5 min to make a couple of words :c
Yeah but is it not controlled by nerve signals? :p
Suvi-Tuuli Allan indirectly, not like the tech shown in this video :P
+Ramix09
Welcome to the world of C-VisOn Systems (Composite Virtualized Informational Sensory Output Network). The inverse operations are also carried out on C-VisOn systems.
You are very great
I'll rather control my car by my hand on wheel and feet on accelerator instead of stressing out my brain lol
0:20 yes you do julia *looks down* yep you do
Cant wait for the Datajack to be invented xD
the only thing that makes me afraid of the power of telekinesis is that I could subconsciously throw stuff into my Face.
I know how to make the car turn... make things speed up to massive speeds... and...maybe even make small objects fly. But the bigger the object the more it will hurt your head.
can i make my dream video games with it if it gits more advance
Mice neurons have been used to control a robot. From what I know about blindness it is usually caused by eye degeneration and not a problem with the brain. Could a visual neural network be the computer in a go pro? I am no neurosurgeon. Just an idea. Does vision go through the frontal cortex before the visual cortex? The eyes are in the front of the brain and vision is the back. How does that work?
+Walter Marlin www.post-gazette.com/local/2015/07/06/UPMC-exploring-future-of-eye-transplants/stories/201507060003
+Walter Marlin
bionicvision.org.au/eye
I love it!
+Cσℓє Łσηgσ (Vuze) lol
Get a life guys! 😁
Mohamed Mokrane get a bra
cant this be used in virtual reality? move your character using your mind? instead of a joystick?
IT’S 2018 BABY
This is awesome
I am holding out for Angelic Layer dolls!
Finaly I can use my brain for something.
Anyone here remember the movie "Forbidden Planet". If you've never seen it you should check it out.
wait there's devices to enhance the abilities of brainwave control? hmmmm
I'm definetly buying any product that will enhance an ability i know how to use :>
I loved Matilda. Lol. Love this video
There's also Necomimi
Julia is in all of the videos.
I've actually done a bit of research with the emotiv. Unfortunately there is too much outside interference for something as dangerous driving a car. The whole thing works by using machine learning algorithms during a "training" session for a task. To start off there is a meditation training where you just clear you mind and relax. Then you train for a task. The dev kit starts off by moving a box around, and you train yourself for each motion. There are games out there and the training sessions are used to cast different spells. It usually takes a couple of training sessions per action. Each session taking up to 8 seconds. It was really neat working with it, and I would like to go back and do some more, but I need to focus on other subjects at the moment. BCI technology is still in its infant state, but as the wearable technology improves and the algorithms for training become more refined we may see BCI tech become part of our daily lives. Fun fact, during studies we did, for training sessions a lot of people would think "up", "down", and other directions they wanted to move the object. The best results that we observed are from people who would think of something emotional with action they wanted to perform. They would associate sadness with a direction, or happiness, or anger. They would consciously control (manipulate) their own emotions to control the objects on screen. Last bit, people who were under high amounts of stress and it felt like their minds were racing could not actively control the object. I experienced this personally while trying to debug a program I made for testing.
+NeokyXero I know exactly what you're talking about because I built one using electrodes sold online (not a big fan of Emotiv!). I was kind of surprised to pickup signals at about 5 mV, which contradicts the standard which is like 50 to 100 micro volts. My guess is some EMG signal must have been picked up as well. But you're right, it all comes does down to a good training data and classifier. I used linear discriminant analysis (LDA) and it worked perfectly fine. I just had to choose which electrodes to focus on based which activities I needed to read (I used concentrate/relax queues to accelerate and thinking of moving left or right hand motion to move a virtual car move left or right). I used three variations of bands (alpha, beta or gamma). The end result was a bit messy but promising. I never tried emotional drives like you did but I doubt if those can have universal consistency if you were to commercialize your product. However, BCI might be catching on with high frequency sampling or high frequency oscillations for EEG, might be worth while looking at.
You typically pronounced IEEE as eye-triple-ee. It sounds better that way, and its easier to make you.