I think it's so true hahaha.., what are you thinking at the moment?

This is a very interesting Japanese test.
It is widely known that our brain gets older and doesn’t always correspond to our actual age and it is likely to get older quicker if we don’t train it.
Of course, there are lots of other factors that influence its ageing like, for example, stress and bad habits (smoking).

First, you will see numbers which you should remember. Then, you’ll see circles that conceal these numbers.
Click on the circles in ascending order to uncover the numbers ( you have to remember these numbers which is from low to high and thier positions)
With every correct answer you’ll get an additional number as you proceed. Every time you fail, one number will be removed. Every time you play this game, you have to pass 10 levels. You will see the level in the corner on your left hand. When the level reaches 0 ( means game over), it will appear the result automatically, it will show how old is your brain. If you get 60 scores, that means your brain is as old as a 60 year old man's brain hhaha 

Put your results in the comments.
Very first time I tried I got 56 :$ and the second – 27  :)) hehe not bad with my age

Have fun and Good luck 

Toyota Motor Corp.  have developed a wheelchair that users can move and steer without physically moving a muscle.

The system that controls the ride uses brain waves analyzed every 125 milliseconds, which it boasts bests the competition by several seconds. Testers using the wheels and EEG cap system have achieved accuracy up to 95 percent which, as you can see in the video.

Video after the jump

Honda Research Institute Japan Co. Ltd, Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International and Shimadzu Corporation have worked together to develop the World’s first Brain Machine Interface. Using this technology, you can control your robot with the help of your thoughts. It does not even require any physical movements such as pressing buttons. The newly developed measuring device uses EEG and NIRS sensors and it can be transported to and used in various locations. Video after the jump.

You are wrong if you think this product is the latest product of netbook from Sharp because this is actually a dictionary electronics (Digital Distionary) with “brain”. Called “Brain” (PW-TC980) because this digital dictionary can load more data from the dictionary until encyclopedia. The “Brain” can update the database via the internet connection on the computer to connect. With this update function, to make the digital dictionary PW-TC980 always get the latest word without having to replace them and can even be used for tens of years.

Thanks to its 5” touchscreen (and 100MB of internal memory), you can to write or draw notes on a particular page, nice if you're a student or use an electronic dictionary on a daily basis. (see picture below).

Both the PW-AC890 and GC590 are similar, only their contents are different with the later built for students with additional pre-recorded voice notes, dictionaries and encyclopedias.

Dimensions are 45x108x22.4mm for a total weight of 360g. They go in Japan for around 37,000 to 40,000 Yen. Well, I dont know if it has come to US market but even though, we will have it soon. Check out for more pictures.