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Nissan wants to make you a better driver by reading your mind

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January 10, 2018

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At CES, tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler test drives Nissan’s experimental “Brainwave” EEG cap, which lets your mind talk directly to your car. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube

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