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March 31, 2009: Three companies have jointly created a "Brain-Machine Interface", allowing someone to control a robot by thought alone.

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In a Twenty Minutes Into The Future setting, drones might be controlled by this technology.
With further advances of robotics and Brain-Machine Interfaces, it might be possible to remotely control humanoid robots indistinguishable from humans, effectively creating dopplegangers.

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