For which group of people might brain-powered cars allow the greatest increase in mobility?

Physics

2 answers:

dolphi86 [110]2 years ago

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Brain-powered cars?
The answer would be people who lack motor skills in their legs.

8090 [49]2 years ago

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Answer:

People with physical disabilities

Explanation:

The brain-driven car allows an individual to drive a car without touching the steering wheel, only through sensors integrated with software installed on a notebook.

These cars promise to have a major impact on science as the system enables people with paralysis or other physical disabilities to have full control of items around them. One type of helmet, equipped with electroencephalographic sensors, has the function of capturing the driver's brainwaves, while a program, developed especially for the project, captures the results, turning them into commands for the car.

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