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engadget.com - 3/31/2009

Honda's ASIMO could be thought controlled in Spaceballs 2

— engadget.com — Sorry, that's not actually Dark Helmet, it's a researcher demonstrating the latest Brain Machine Interface (BMI) cooked... up for robotics. While it's not looking too portable, it's a far nimbler setup than the original MRI Scanner first concocted by ... (more) Honda's ASIMO could be thought controlled in Spaceballs 2

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