Tapping power of the brain


UTP students Niharika Singh, 26, from India (left) and Idlan Qayyum Abdul Mohaimin, 20, (right) preparing their drone during the competition.

UNDERGRADUATES used either their brainwaves or eye blinks to control drones in the northern region semi-finals of the Brain-Computer Interface Contest using Mind-Controlled Drones 2019 in Penang.

The event saw the 13 teams from three universities competing to show their technological prowess.

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