🤖 A YouTuber built a device that lets you remote-control a human Tech creator Perry Karyal engineered a DIY gadget for galvanic vestibular stimulation — it sends tiny electrical pulses to the inner ear through skin electrodes. These signals hijack the balance nerve and can make a person lean or turn in a chosen direction. “Hook this up to a keyboard or joystick and suddenly you’ve got your own remotely controlled human,” she explains. 💡 The idea? Full immersion in gaming. Karyal synced the device with TrackMania, letting her physically feel the forces of a high-speed race. ❗️Side effects include headaches, flashes of light, and strong discomfort. Karyal openly warns viewers not to try this at home. 👋 Subscribe @WALL_E for daily AI & robotics breakthroughs in under 60 seconds.