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The BBC, in collaboration with tech company This Place, has developed a way people can select programmes using a cheap, brainwave-reading headset. They released the new technology on the 18th on the ...

The BBC is conducting a proof of concept trial using artificial intelligence (AI) software from Microsoft to control its iPlayer service. The experimental version of iPlayer lets viewers talk to their ...

BBC Technology's Colledia Control product will be used to monitor and control the playout infrastructure at the BBC’s new Broadcast Centre. Colledia Control will collect, log, filter and present ...

The BBC has revealed details of an experiment allowing people to control TV using just their brainwaves. In a blog by Cyrus Saihan, head of Business Development, BBC Digital, it was disclosed that the ...

The BBC has created, in its own words, “a mind control TV” prototype. Unfortunate dystopian wording aside (shouldn’t it be mind-controlled TV?), what the BBC has actually done is commission a special ...

BBC is trialing new technology that lets you control your TV using your brain. Developed by BBC’s digital division and user experience studio, This Place, the Mind Control TV project uses a cheap ...