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This document discusses brain technology, including an acquaintance with the technology, the organization of brain machine systems, and examples of how brain machines can be used in various areas. It explores the organization and materials used in brain machine systems and provides examples of how they can function, such as through gaming, computer interactions, control systems, medicine, robotics, transport safety, and defense/security applications.
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