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Mind control: How a £200 headset is redefining brain-computing interaction
Nuri Djavit
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Tan Le dreamed of operating machines using only thought. Now her £200 Epoc headset is redefining brain-computing interaction
The piles of monitors in the front room at the offices of Emotiv Systems in downtown San Francisco resemble an electronics shop that's holding a going-out-of-business sale. A back room, which contains workstations, is more organised, but not exactly a hive of activity: even in the middle of the day, there are only a few staff fiddling with hardware. It doesn't look like the headquarters of a company that sits on the verge of changing the way people interact with computers.Click here to read the full article
Tan Le dreamed of operating machines using only thought. Now her £200 Epoc headset is redefining brain-computing interaction
The piles of monitors in the front room at the offices of Emotiv Systems in downtown San Francisco resemble an electronics shop that's holding a going-out-of-business sale. A back room, which contains workstations, is more organised, but not exactly a hive of activity: even in the middle of the day, there are only a few staff fiddling with hardware. It doesn't look like the headquarters of a company that sits on the verge of changing the way people interact with computers.Click here to read the full article
Tan Le dreamed of operating machines using only thought. Now her £200 Epoc headset is redefining brain-computing interaction
The piles of monitors in the front room at the offices of Emotiv Systems in downtown San Francisco resemble an electronics shop that's holding a going-out-of-business sale. A back room, which contains workstations, is more organised, but not exactly a hive of activity: even in the middle of the day, there are only a few staff fiddling with hardware. It doesn't look like the headquarters of a company that sits on the verge of changing the way people interact with computers.Click here to read the full article
