Jean Joseph v2.0 (REmotion): Make Remote Emotion Touchable, Seeable and Thinkable by Direct Brain-to-Brain Telepathy Neurohaptic Interface Empowered by Generative Adversarial Network

摘要

For thousands of years in the history of our human society, people are inevitably segregated by long-distances. No matter whatever the reasons are, due to working, studying, visiting, traveling, or even the self-isolations as a result enforced by pandemic diseases, we are always separated with our closest friends, families and/or loved ones all the times in our life. There are no effective ways to bond us all together while we are away from each other. REmotion is an ergonomic, sleek, and human-centered non-invasive neurohaptic interface that turns human emotion brain signals into physical touch stimulations and synthetic images. It allows "speech-free", "typing-free" remote communications with your friends by direct brain-to-brain telepathy. While wearing our earbud-like simple brain-computer interface and the robotic haptic suit/armband, the developed BCI biosensing algorithms can interpret EEG signals, and the deep Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) will translate the "feelings of missing someone" into perceivable images and haptic sensations conveyed remotely to your friends. This method provides on-the-fly telepathy and peaceful feelings when people are segregated from their families, close friends, or loved ones. The only thing they have to do is by just thinking "I miss you", without additional fumbling of speaking on the cellphones, using hands to open the Apps or typing text messages in order to communicate with each other.