Scientists in the US have shown that thought alone can move a cursor across a computer screen. The system being tested in monkeys is suited to human use and could help paralysed individuals to regain ...

Cells in the part of the brain that controls movement still activate as if trying to make the immobile limb work again when a paralyzed person imagines moving a limb. Despite neurological injury or ...

Researchers have developed techniques that enable computer cursors to interact in 3-D in single or multiuser, local or remote collaboration scenarios. Researchers at the University of Montreal have ...

Two paralysed patients with motor neurone disease (MND) have controlled a cursor on a computer screen by imagining themselves wiggling their fingers. One was also able to "type" words using the cursor ...

The dream of being able to control objects using just our minds has taken a step closer to reality after scientists released the latest results of their BrainGate trials. In two separate tests, ...

PARIS: Scientists working to perfect a thought-controlled computer cursor they have achieved their best results yet, and are moving closer to creating a version that paralysis victims can use. The ...

Neuralink's first brain chip implant in a human has stabalised, company executives have confirmed this week. The device works by using tiny wires, which are thinner than a human hair, to capture ...

A few tweaks in Windows’ settings can ensure your pointer stays visible, so you’re not left chasing a ghost on your screen.

Without a cursor, your Mac would be pretty hard to use. In fact, it would be all but impossible to use, save for a few keyboard shortcuts. The cursor is what makes it so easy to navigate around your ...