[From: Bruce Nevin (Thu 920326 10:45:14)]
This seems to be right up the CSG alley. Many of you here are better
qualified to respond to Mr. Stokes than I.
Bruce
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Subject: ideas
To: Bruce Nevin <bn@BBN.COM>Really-From: STOKES%MOENG.TOWSON.EDU@BINGVMB.cc.binghamton.edu
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 1992 15:58 ESTMy idea deals with monitoring the electrical impulses in the nuerons and using
them as input for computer functions, such as movement. I was wondering has
anybody done something on this (I'm sure someone has) and the specifics of the
experiment(s). I hope I'm not being too demanding. I thank you for my
acceptance. I am an electrical engineering student. I might need some help.Author : Randolph E. Stokes (Is this sign off right?)