Despite the likes of Nintendo with their Wiimote, Microsoft and Natal plus Sony and their unnamed motion controller making gamers more active while playing games, Berlin Brain-Computer Interface is a group that works to translate brain signals to electronic devices.
Although this research is mainly aimed at people with mechanical limbs and patients that are paralysed, Berlin Brain-Computer Interface recently demonstrated a man using his brain to play a pinball game.
Could the future see it applied to more mainstream games?
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I'm waiting!
Now this is the future,
no buttons but no movement either
Like i posted in some reply to some guy...my bro saw some small time toy thing where you where some hat that controls a ball (or somehting else). Though all you can do is move it in a certain direction with your thoughts, the point is you move it with your mind. No buttons or voice controls.
The future of gaming is perfect mind/voice/body control. Where you are the controller. No not the character within the game...*thinks of the movie "Gamer"*
screw that i am fine with using my hands
I would fall asleep playing like that.