An inventor has learned to turn off the light with the power of thought, using a special helmet
An inventor from the Basically Homeless channel has turned science fiction into the everyday by creating a device that makes technology obey the power of thought. A helmet with electrodes printed on a 3D printer by himself has become his personal pass to the world of neural control.
The gadget detects the subtlest fluctuations of alpha waves and helps turn off the light during a certain brain activity - you just have to concentrate on the right frequency.
The apparent simplicity of the experiment hides hours of painstaking training and fine-tuning. Every second of the thought process turns into a command for electronics, and every neural impulse into a potential action. The hero of the video has proven that the human brain is capable of much more than it seemed yesterday.
