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How's the TX link back into the brain supposed to work then?
by foobarbecue 8y ago
How's the TX link back into the brain supposed to work then?
- crooked-v 8y agoVery carefully, of course.
- FLUX-YOU 8y agoProbably a raw feeling in the brain instead of something intuitive like having a HUD with green numbers representing pitch/yaw/roll/velocity/etc. suddenly painted over your field of vision. There's likely an encoding step that you have to teach the person before you can interpret the signals from the aircraft. I bet the process is similar to learning Morse code, but with tingling feelings instead of beeps. Even the idea of transmitting strings to a person's brain is a massive step forward. We're likely dealing with "is this a 1 or 0?" and it takes seconds to decide that. Bandwidth is likely really low still.