Mind Control Device Demonstration - Tan Le

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Tan Le of Emotiv demonstrates the Emotiv headset, a consumer brain-computer interface. The demo includes training the headset to recognize a user's mental commands.

HN people cite it as a working example of brain-computer input, as a possible peripheral for VR and as an illustration of how the headset's training works.

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@runewell2013 · in “Virtual Reality applications and games, next big thing or another bust?”
Some things you guys may find interesting. Best Oculus Rift Reactions: link link Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation: This tech is being discussed for use in VR because it stimulates nerves to make your body feel like it's moving. Imagine that roller coaster feeling while playing a flight simulator. link Sense of Smell This tech was a little crazy before but people are discussing its possible return if VR becomes popular. link Interesting Projects in Development for the Oculus Rift: link link link link link link link link Possible Peripherals for Rift: link ▶ this video link link link link
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@helwr2010 · in “Brain-Computer Interface Demonstration by Emotiv”
Submitted the video to Hacker News.
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@blhack2009 · in “Awesome new (relatively inexpensive) Brain-Computer Interface”
This is why you would likely have to "train" it. edit: here is a relevant link: ▶ this video They begin training it at about 13 minutes in.
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