More proof to support "BrainPort"[1] tongue-computer interfaces. It is clearly a cheap and effective way to stimulate neuroplasticity. If they can give sight t

More proof to support "BrainPort"[1] tongue-computer interfaces. It is clearly a cheap and effective way to stimulate neuroplasticity. If they can give sight to the blind, balance to the unbalanced, and 3D navigation sense to Navy SEALS divers... then imagine what a low-cost tongue electrode peripheral could provide for gaming, sports, and other daily applications. Imagine a AR/VR headset wit a wire to your mouth that allowed you to sense infrared/UV spectrum without hindering your vision. Or spatial radar sensing when you are driving your car or flying a drone. Or any number of inputs in a game. Maybe providing an extra sense of balance could even help espace the VR nausea problem. The applications of this simple low-cost tech are astounding, and helping with tinnitus is icing on the cake. Who is willing to build this? A 16x16 electrode grid peripheral for phones, computers, VR? [1] https://www.discovermagazine.com/mind/can-you-see-with-your-tongue https://www.discovermagazine.com/mind/can-you-see-with-your-...