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American Society of Electroneurodiagnostic Technologists 51st Annual Conference Proceedings
Dr. Ritaccio is currently involved in research to connect the human brain to a computer using surface or indwelling electrodes. By interfacing the mind with a computer, it is possible for the brain to control devices, even as complicated as the controls of an airplane, allowing thoughts alone to complete tasks. Dr. Ritaccio is working on a computer program that monitors the brain for gamma frequency EEG which can be used to map cortical functions in an entirely new way. Applications of this technology range from medical and military use to virtual gaming devices.
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