Following his recent interview for the Robots Podcast, Raúl Rojas at the Freie Universität Berlin has released a video which shows a driver controlling his car using a brain interface. In the video, the driver is wearing an Emotiv EEG (Electroenzephalogram) primarily sold as a gaming device - for which it may not be an ideal fit. The work is part of the MadeInGermany project and follows previous projects such as Rojas group's Project AutoNOMOS. For more information on the "BrainDriver" and the "MadeInGermany" autonomous car, have a look at the autoNOMOS web site.