Remote-Controlled Human: 'I Didn't Like that Sensation'

New technology can now direct humans to follow a path by remote control by controlling their sense of balance. There are many possible applications for this technology including more realistic video games and flight simulators, vehicles that direct you to safety, medical applications, and use as a non-lethal weapon that disarms people by making them dizzy.

A few years back, scientists were already able to remotely control mice by sending signals to parts of their brains.