Google's big news from its developers conference this week is Jump, part of a series of upgrades to its for-the-masses virtual reality project, Cardboard.
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What if it were possible to explore your brain in virtual reality, watching your thoughts flashing before your eyes? A neuroscientist and a videogame developer have created a way to do precisely that .A new system combines brainscanning, brain recording and virtual reality to allow a user tojourney through a person's brainin real-time. This "glass brain" was demonstrated here at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive festival today (March 10).
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A new system combines brainscanning, brain recording and virtual reality to allow a user tojourney through a person's brainin real-time. This "glass brain" was demonstrated here at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive festival today (March 10). 
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Google's big news from its developers conference this week is Jump, part of a series of upgrades to its for-the-masses virtual reality project, Cardboard.