Re:Neurovis: Visualizing brain signals in 3D in real-time
by arca_vorago on Friday January 05, 2018 @03:06PM
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Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions. Looks like I have some reading up to do.
The reason I ask about this is because my long term thinking is that while motion controlled virtual reality is fun and going to be good for exercise games and training, I think human-brain-computer interface represents the most promising of the interaction methods (nothing says you can't be hooked up and still typing, using a mouse, or motioncontrolling either).
You mentioned the medical desire of seeing deeper brain waves, but I just want to control a computer, so given the current state of the EEG's are they useful yet as a practical operating system control input?
The reason I ask about this is because my long term thinking is that while motion controlled virtual reality is fun and going to be good for exercise games and training, I think human-brain-computer interface represents the most promising of the interaction methods (nothing says you can't be hooked up and still typing, using a mouse, or motioncontrolling either).
You mentioned the medical desire of seeing deeper brain waves, but I just want to control a computer, so given the current state of the EEG's are they useful yet as a practical operating system control input?