It may seem like something out of a science fiction movie, but this new technology is real.

Thanks to a recent unveiling of a Google Glass app, you can make different commands to your Google Glasses by using your own power of concentration. These are the first steps toward exploring the exciting world of telepathy.

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Telepathy is the transmission of information from one source (human beings) to another without using any of our known sensory channels or physical interaction.

Imagine a world where we can check and write emails, download information, or even communicate with others -- all from using the power of the human mind.

Some say the human mind possesses this uncharted, untapped ability to communicate telepathically. Different people say that an example of this would be when you receive a phone call from the exact person you were thinking about at that particular moment.

Others may say the connection between two identical twins is also a form of telepathy.

Are all of these hundreds of cases just coincidence and mass delusion? Or is there some type of hidden ability far beyond our comprehension?

With today's rapid advances in technology and the many case studies on telepathy, one would think it could be possible to acquire the necessary means to realize telepathy.

Well it turns out, Google recently made a giant leap towards making tele[athy possible -- with the use of their newly updated Google Glass App.

Though at a very early stage, the app allowed individuals to capture and post photos to their Facebook and Twitter accounts, with no hands or voice commands, solely done by the power of their minds.

The app requires a Google Glass headset and an EEG machine. The EEG reads the levels of your brainwaves and amount of concentration your brain is giving at any particular moment. The app then takes that data and uses it to control certain commands.

Google Glass is rumored to be working on capabilities to sync with and command other devices, such as your smartphones or tablets.

Google hopes that one day we can control most aspects of our lives, solely using the power of the mind. 

TagsGoogle Glass, Mind Control, Science, technology, Tablet, Steven Hawking