Advanced Instrument Transfiguration Masters Successfully Captured Brain Float

There is often a scene in a science fiction movie. A wizard or mage can clearly see your memory, or what is in your mind, but when such things happen in reality, would you still believe it? Now such things have really happened.

Recently, scientists have created a revolutionary study. They can see the imagined images in your brain and display them on the screen with the latest instruments. This is the highest demonstration of "reading mind". Not only do you know what you are thinking, you can also know what you think.

Scientists from the University of California, Berkeley, succeeded in deciphering brain activity by measuring the activities of the brain's visual cortex and using these activity information to construct imaginary images. Then they convert this information through a sophisticated computer and eventually become video and appear on television. The scientists even jokingly said: "In the future, your computer can have one more folder, and you can name it 'Movie in my head' and put your imagined screen directly on your computer."

However, scientists also said: "At present, we are not very good at making instruments. We can only see short-term pictures and may only show a few pictures. But it paves the way for future breakthroughs, and I will continue to study. The development of this technology is more advanced, and no one has ever seen their dreams or memories."

Neuroscientist Jack Ho, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said: "This is a major leap forward. Building a head inside the brain is a good start. After the technology matures, we can apply it to medical research. Going to those phytopathogenic strokes and coma, we can use this kind of technology to see what the patient is thinking and can communicate better."

Scientists began this research as early as ten years ago, but only previously recorded microscopic activity under the brain's visual cortex, and the captured images were just one or two black and white photographs. With the continuous improvement of computer technology, the most difficult problem of moving image decoding has begun to solve. The computer simulation program established by scientists can slowly turn the previous photo into a moving picture, and the authenticity is also slowly. Raise the imagination generated by the computer to transmit the image signal to the computer.

The experiment found some testers, connected them to the test equipment, and then told them to watch several Hollywood movies to see the activities of the subject's brain. As a result, the picture recorded by the instrument was almost the same as the movie. Some of the video footage of the subject’s brain activity was also successfully captured by the computer.