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Get Your Tin Foil Hat Now Before They Are Sold Out - New Car Anti-Theft System Can Recognize Drivers' Brain Waves

sharon sanders

sharon sanders

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:( Maybe the tin foil hatters were visionary and not crazy.

hat tip LMonty

http://www.eclectech.co.uk/mindcontrol.php


Forget Fingerprint Scanning: New Anti-Theft System Identifies Drivers' Brain Waves
By Richard Read Richard Read
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Subject ready for EEG recording (photo by Petter Kallioinen)Subject ready for EEG recording (photo by Petter Kallioinen)
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It's hard out there for a thief -- and it's getting harder.

Once upon a time, all the bad guys needed to do was find an unlocked vehicle. Now, they've got to fight their way past kill switches, LoJack devices, and OnStar -- not to mention the impending arrival of digital license plates, voice-identification, and fingerprint-recognition.

But all those gadgets pale in comparison to the latest theft-prevention tool. According to Mashable, Isao Nakanishi and his colleagues in the graduate school of engineering at Japan's Tottori University have developed a prototype for a safety system that uses brain waves to identity drivers.

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http://www.thecarconnection.com/new...i-theft-system-identifies-drivers-brain-waves
 
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