December 14, 2010 Host: Ted Simons - Researchers at Arizona
State University and Phoenix Children's Hospital are working on
a brain-computer interface that will allow people to control
electronic devices directly with their brain. Stephen Helms
Tillery of the ASU School of Biological and Health Systems
Engineering will discuss the research on a special Technology
and Innovation segment. - Stephen Helms Tillery - ASU School of
Biological and Health Systems Engineering Ted Simons: Good
evening, and welcome to "Horizon." I'm Ted Simons. Researchers
at the Arizona state University in conjunction with Phoenix
children's hospital, are working on an interNais will allow for
the use much brain signals to control electronics device and
artificial limbs. The study is funded by a grant from the
Arizona biomedical research commission. I'll talk to the lead
researcher, but first, Mike Sauceda tells us more in this
edition of Arizona technology and innovation, "Horizon's"
multimedia effort that focus oats people, ideas, bu