Chilean company for the first time through brain waves 3D printing, you think of all give you "hit" Out!!

Thinker Thing, a Chilean technology company, said it was the first time they had been able to print 3D of brain waves. It is said that after wearing a brain-computer interface headset, when he is thinking about different 3D shapes, brain activity in the brain is sent to the 3D printer, which prints out the different shapes of 3D parts, and eventually assembled into a toy robot arm ...

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"Although the creation is very simple, but this is a major breakthrough in our project," thinker things's founder said, "The use of small electrical pulses can be detected in the brain, can control the printing of 3D objects throughout the evolution process." This evolution model can be read with the latest 3D printer to make a real object that fits your heart. ”

Thinker Thing's project has been supported by the Chilean government, which will use the new technology to bring science, art and engineering education to children in remote parts of Chile. Children can create "dreamy creatures" through this technology, and soon perhaps we will be able to see their work with our own eyes.

At present, thinker Thing is studying the use of children's brain wave data to make 3D models. "It's not that you imagine a thing, then it appears," Blaine Sotte says, "for example, it's hard to know you're thinking about red, but it's easy to guess whether you like red." ”

After the children put on the interactive headphones, the researchers showed them many animal images with different characteristics. With 14 of sensors recording brain activity, the researchers were able to tell whether the animals were the most interested or bored. The more pictures you see, the more children's favorite animal images will be blended to form a unique hybrid image.

This is a very easy way to participate in information interaction, through brain activity scanning, children can participate in the creation of 3D models, and the past creation requires the aid of complex computer software, and requires many years of learning process. Now thinker Thing Company can use enough information to make various parts. It is expected that the company will be able to print out the complete small monster toy by the end of June 3D.