Decoding the Brain: The Unlimited Possibility of BCI | Zag ElSayed | TEDxVermilionStreet

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Brain Computer Interface technologies now allow us read brain signals and control external mechanisms- the possibilities are endless!
Zaghloul Saad Zaghloul (Zag ElSayed) was born in Odessa, USSR; he is a computer engineering scientist specialized in the Brain Machine Interface and Digital Design. He received his B.S. and M.S. with Distinction degree of Honor from Alexandria University in 2005. He got his second M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from UL at Lafayette in 2016, he worked as a research engineer in Egypt, Russia, Ukraine and USA. He is fluent in nine languages, a nationally recognized painting artist and a registered Red Cross volunteer. Zag believes that the key to understanding the Universe is ciphered in human brain. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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10 окт 2017

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@bwise6065 2 года назад

Decoding the brain is a wide area of interest. The idea to use it to help disable group to retrieve their ability to move is great. Good luck in this research. It looks like a promising research.

@nellysaadasd 6 лет назад

I like this talk. Good speaker and very interesting topic. Waiting for his next talks and youtube channel

@nellysaad6786 6 лет назад

Great talk. I like it so much. Very useful

@Sanela1 6 лет назад

Great Speech, with a powerful message :) !... Human Brain the most amazing organ in it's complexity, undergoing further exploration... An important step, indeed, as the more of it we understand the better the chances are for Collective Evolution !... Hopefully more Conscious Minds in our near future, interested and ready to get involved ..as we surely need purposeful lifes more than anything else in order for our existence to be more than just breeding !... :) Mr. Zag ElSayed makes his point, and I am glad for this inspiring video

@lavander782 6 лет назад

I like the idea and the talk. Really it opened to me a wide variate of ideas about brain research and I really want to know about this stuff more. Thank you for such great ideas and wonderful talk

@SecretEyeSpot 3 года назад

What if the cause for a seizure is similar to how audio feedback works: When the part responsible for listening is reverberating a signal from the part responsible for transmitting. The "action potentiation" doesn't extinguish causing a feedback loop that must be de-polarized to stop?