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I hope one day this technology makes its way to video games. Forget those &$&^$@^$!!! console controllers, just put on an electronic hat and become the character. Just don't forget those necessary, if annoying breaks to eat, drink, eliminate and occasionally go to work.

http://www.rr.com/games/games/article/9000/7307128/Honda_connects_brain_thoughts_with_robotics

http://emotiv.com/INDS_3/inds_3.html

Hondas jumping on the bandwagon a bit late, though its nice to see a major industrial power looking into the tech beyond the entertainment industry (and the U.S. military).

Cylon Bob is happy. Its lik watching his children being born.


OT but anyone but me notice a resemblance to a centurion head and a space marine helmet?

Frazzled wrote:Cylon Bob is happy. Its lik watching his children being born.


OT but anyone but me notice a resemblance to a centurion head and a space marine helmet?

Both are designed to look like skulls and be reminiscent of roman armor, so yeah.

Oh yeah. It was nice in the BSG finale that they paid homage to the old show's Centurions, and the original theme music as the ships were heading off into the sun.

And back on topic, I looked at that Emotiv Epoch, and it looks pretty promising. I'm gonna buy stock in Depends and La-Z-Boy.