Historical Events tagged with "cybernetics"

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Science & Technology

First Direct Neural Communication Experiment

June 10th, 2002 22 years ago

Kevin Warwick, a professor at the University of Reading, conducted the world’s first direct electronic communication experiment between two human nervous systems. In this groundbreaking experiment, Warwick implanted a microelectrode array in his own arm and connected it to the internet, allowing him to send and receive signals from another participant in a different location. This significant advancement aimed to explore the connectivity of human nervous systems and set the stage for future research in cybernetics and neural interfaces.

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