Such an interface allows for a truly experimental interaction with information. The first and most promising applications of these emerging technologies are in the fields of health care and education. In our laboratories at loma linda university medical center we are active in implementing these technologies to improve the quality of life. By using facial muscles disabled children who have not walked for 5 five years have flown around in virtual environments. These biological interfaces have been used to entice children who are stuck in the hospital to exercise.
Disabled patients are able to remotely control devices such as cars and robotic arms.
Artists and musicians who have lost function of limbs are able to perform their arts once again. This truly is the next paradigm.