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    English: This is a photo of a dummy BrainGate interface which was at the Star Wars exhibition at the Boston Science Museum in October 2005. I took it myself.
    Date 15 October 2006 (original upload date)
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    Author PaulWicks at English Wikipedia

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    • 2006-10-15 22:21 PaulWicks 1728×2592× (1998107 bytes) This is a photo of a dummy BrainGate interface which was at the Star Wars exhibition at the Boston Science Museum in December 2005. I took it myself.

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