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Alexis Corral
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Braincontrol is an amazing company. Their website is user-friendly and their products are top-notch. I have been using their services for a while now and I am extremely satisfied with the results. The customer support team is also very efficient and always ready to help. Highly recommend!

Raymond Shea
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I recently used Braincontrol for my needs and I must say it was a great experience. The website is user-friendly and their products are of excellent quality. The customer support team was also very helpful and addressed my concerns promptly. I highly recommend their services.

Iain Olliver
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The company I recently used for my project was fantastic. Their website is easy to navigate and their products are of high quality. The customer support was also very helpful throughout the entire process. I would definitely recommend their services to anyone looking for a reliable company.

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About BRAINCONTROL

BrainControl is a platform based on Artificial Intelligence for human-machine interaction through bio-feedback. Its first application was addressed as BCI-based augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), a sort “mental joystick”, allowing to overcome severe physical and communicative disabilities. “BrainControl BCI Easy” fills a technological void for patients who are cognitively aware, but completely unable to move or communicate, a state called “locked-in”, and meets many of the unmet needs for patients in less advanced states who are currently using or cannot use eye-tracking systems.
Future versions will include advanced functionalities of communication, entertainment, home automation and robotic. Working prototypes of a virtual keyboard, home automation, wheelchair control and of a humanoid robot control with multiple modes of interaction have already been developed.