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Researchers from the startup REMspace tested technology that allows people to control a smart home from lucid dreams.

While in a lucid dream, researchers were able to not only control a virtual car but also avoid obstacles that appeared on the screen.

Women appear to have a considerable upper hand over men when it comes to mastering lucid dreaming, according to a new study. 

Researchers have achieved the real-time transmission of melodies from lucid dreams using electromyography sensors. 

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According to his Twitter account, Michael Raduga, a Russian national used a household drill to implant a dream-controlling chip after studying how neurosurgeons work on the internet. Currently recuperating in a hospital, Raduga has claimed that the results were promising and could lead to future dream control technologies. , Health News, Times Now

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Mikhail Raduga lost nearly a litre of blood during the four-hour surgery and was rushed to hospital.

The Russian national Michael Raduga, 40, while sharing his ordeal on Twitter, said that he used a household drill on his skull to insert a chip. | World News

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