EPOC Neuroheadset .. replacement for keyboard+mice? :D

Looks like science fiction movie. Can it run existing applications or it needs its own version of application?

Flash-Bob said
Looks like science fiction movie. Can it run existing applications or it needs its own version of application?

Some dude here is playing Street Fighter with it.. You get a emo key when ordering it, its a background software in which you can assign certain body language movements to assign to keys.. http://youtu.be/YBSGJr3VdNk

I don’t know if it’s good or scary yet.. 10 years ago i would think it would be the end of humanity .. but now with all this technology.. seems as if we don’t lose ourselves in technology entirely ’’yet’’.

They have these at Newegg, and people say it’s a start but REALLY far off.

It barely works, the “concentration” required is impossible.

I could imagine it would be a miracle product for people that have certain health issues and live with machines everyday… It also seems they are building a whole new market around this product regarding games, apps etc.. so we are just seeing it being born now.. who knows what you can do with it in a couple of years.

Massfocus said
I could imagine it would be a miracle product for people that have certain health issues and live with machines everyday… It also seems they are building a whole new market around this product regarding games, apps etc.. so we are just seeing it being born now.. who knows what you can do with it in a couple of years.

And without language barrier.

LandonWilson said
It barely works, the “concentration” required is impossible.

If it really works it would be great. But I am sceptical.

Massfocus said
I don’t know if it’s good or scary yet.. 10 years ago i would think it would be the end of humanity ..

10 years ago? Similar (yet much more basic) technology was for example Atari’s MindLink which started way back in the 80s, check it out here:

And that’s just the public stuff, imagine what US and USSR must have been toying with in the 60s and 70s… and imagine what they have now :drool:

When was it launched?