Sep 20, 2010
XWave: Control your iPhone with your brain
The XWave is a new technology that uses a single electrode placed on the wearer’s forehead to measure electroencephalography (EEG) data, and converts these analog signals into digital so they can be used to control an external device. The XWave comes bundled with a software that includes a number of brain-training exercises. These include levitating a ball on the iDevice’s screen, changing a color based on the relaxation level of your brain and training your brain to maximize its attention span.
In the company’s own words:
XWave, powered by NeuroSky eSense patented technologies, senses the faintest electrical impulses transmitted through your skull to the surface of your forehead and converts these analogue signals into digital. With XWave, you will be able to detect attention and meditation levels, as well as train your mind to control things. Objects in a game can be controlled, lights in your living room can change colour depending on your mood; the possibilities are limited to only the power of your imagination.
16:05 Posted in Brain training & cognitive enhancement, Brain-computer interface, Wearable & mobile | Permalink | Comments (0) | Tags: brain-computer interface, neurosky, mobile, wearable, eeg, xwave
Jan 27, 2007
Brain activity provides novel biometric key
Via New Scientist
EU researchers have developed a system that uses the electrical activity in a person's brain to provide a hard-to-forge biometric for high-security applications. The system was developed by two companies - Starlab in Spain and Forenap in France - in cooperation with researchers at the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, in Greece.
16:46 Posted in Neurotechnology & neuroinformatics | Permalink | Comments (0) | Tags: biometric, EEG