Many a company has talked up the idea of using non-invasive input devices to tap into our neurons and make things like text entry possible just by thinking. The possibilities for the less able bodied and other applications are endless.
So far, the progress is either in greater R&D funding & university collaborations (always a positive step) or lots of hyped marketing (not so good).
Facebook's latest acquisition could be a closer move towards productisation of this technology.
https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/23/facebook-buys-startup-building-neural-monitoring-armband/
Ingenuous or just a little too much digital? This inventor built a prototype bathroom mirror that doubles as your mobile phone screen with APIs of key information to make your bathroom time so much more effective. Will we see this on a mass scale soon? Or do we need some sacred digital timeouts.?https://link.medium.com/AurlUPvWsZ
