Next Generation of Game Controller ???

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Acki
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Next Generation of Game Controller ???

Post by Acki »

Hi,
I found this very interesting !!! :shock:
what do you think about it !?!?! :lol:
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Post by Alpha Omega »

Awesome I actually posted something like this in another thread but I didnt think the concept had evolved to this degree. Very cool. I think we need to get one of those headsets and hook it up to irrlicht to see what we can make of it :D .
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Post by jam »

Pretty soon we won't need anything but our heads.

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Post by xDan »

it will be pretty useful for paralysed and disabled people too... and old people... mind controlled wheelchairs!

I love the demo game thing they had, with you "floating" obstacles with the power of the mind. Telekinesis. I bet it would actually feel quite realistic..

(need some sort of gravity gun to combine it with in real life!!)
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Post by wITTus »

I'm wondering what a well trained individual could achieve with such a thing. How fast could he probably interact with a computer and control simulations or user interfaces. Mouse and Keyboard are such bottlenecks. I hope that I'll be given the opportunity to use a real brain machine interface before I'm getting too old to use it. And at the end, how fast could we communicate with our brains connected together over modern wireless links?
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Post by tomhancocks »

That looks pretty darn cool. I can just imagine how much better gaming would be with it.

wITTus the idea of using to replace a keyboard and mouse is pretty good. Train it to recognise specific characters and that could be used for typing. I know I can think what I want to type a heck of a lot faster than I can physically type it. Imagine the productivity boost! Too bad if your mind strayed you'd end up with a ton of gibberish flooding the computer :D
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