Honda Says Brain Waves Control Robot

[Foxy Brown]

In a step toward linking a person's thoughts to machines, Japanese automaker Honda said it has developed a technology that uses brain signals to control a robot's very simple moves.

[PirateSkittles]

At first, the article confused me. x.x;;

I connected "Honda" with cars, so I thought that it was talking about a car that would drive itself, controlled by your brainwaves.

I thought that was crazy, since there are a lot of factors when you're driving. Like...some have anger management, so their brain would send bad brainwaves to the robot. It could cause an accident or something. Or there's also...those who talk on the phone, talk to the kids in the back of the car, or even put on their makeup while driving.

But when I read the article completely...it's talking about a simple robot, not a car, right? Either way, I think it would be freakishly expensive. Only the really rich, the top of the top, could buy them. It's the same thing with those hydroxygen-fuelled cars.