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http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=551
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OCZ?s latest brainchild is the Actuator, a device which tracks movement of your eyes, monitors brain waves and picks up facial muscle movements, it uses these recorded signals to link them to input commands on the computer, allowing you to play Tetris or even a first person shooter like UT2004.
There's video of some guy playing UT
hah cool! cant wait for these to be a usable interface technology
Not entirely new as it's been used in VE and virtual simulation technology for quite a while already, although at a high level commercial level typically for training equipment, etc. Nowhere near consumer level.
Although the brain wave idea is a fair deal ambitious, but it is something that I've seen working at the uni labs already.
So cool. :D
well it says a release date of end 2007. (est.) so basically its looking to be the first product to actually be released in commercial quantities.
'sif that guy could really move that fast...
Very cool, I love the idea of playing video games using your mind, but where is the guy playing UT?