Thermographic ultrasound etc.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21459745

Stirrup Interface
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-26224813

Cool, though to be honest I was expecting CyberCowboys with a title like that.

I love when people post stuff like this up. Thanks, both good reads

I get them from the realclear sites mainly Real Clear Science but some from Real Clear Tech.

The research here is a bit old, but several think tanks, research firms and other groups have already started trying to use this research into the controlling of machines/robotics, whith the possibility of non surgically attached cybernetics being the endgame for several. It has also been looked at in conjunction with BCIs, which could create a lot of possibilities for low invasive treatment for people with born and acquired disabilities and injuries.