This young Australian entrepreneur is building the next human-machine interface, a headset that takes orders directly from the brain.

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Ultimately he welcomes technology going beyond what nature intended, exploring the full range of possibilities in the human-machine interface.

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All radically advance the human-machine interface that can change computing as much in the next couple of decades as those following 1984.

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