Even though Minority Report was originally a short story from the 1950s, everyone tends to remember the gesture-based, 3D computer interface from the 2002 movie more than just about anything else ...

When it comes to something as futuristic-sounding as brain-computer interfaces (BCI), our collective minds tend to zip straight to scenes from countless movies, comics, and other works of science-f… ...

Brain-computer interface company Neurable is building technology that lets you control machines with your mind. Here's what it's got planned next -- and why everyone should be excited about this ...

Despite being affected by the erratic behavior of its controversial founder, the California-based neurotech company has demonstrated promising results with its brain-computer interface. Neuralink ...

Take a tour of the movie industry's futuristic user interfaces, from Iron Man's heads-up display, to Star Trek's computer terminals.

5. Scratchable Input Chris Harrison, a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University whose human-computer interaction work we’ve written about previously, will demonstrate his new scratch input ...

Patient demonstrations, ongoing clinical trials and heavy investment signal that BCIs could be commercialised by 2030.