http://cache.kotaku.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/kotaku.com.png http://kotaku.com/tag/epoc http://kotaku.com/tag/epoc With the Emotiv Epoc incident still fresh in our minds, a company called OCZ Technology is planning to release a $300 USB mind reading electroencephalograph (EEG) of their own. But their pitch is less about disappearing boulders than controlling a mouse with your mind in games you already own. More »
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We were a little skeptical meeting with Emotiv, makers of the Epoc PC peripheral that reads brain waves instead of button presses. But after watching their demonstrator lifting boulders with his mind...or more aptly put, attempting to lift boulders with his mind, all skepticism was put to rest. More »
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Mind-controlled video games comes to the masses this Christmas for $300 a pop. Emotiv's Epoc "high-fidelity nero system" will begin shipping later this year with a Bluetooth dongle for synching with a computer and come packed with a PC game that will allow gamers to levitate virtual rocks, pull digital trees and scare of in-game spirits, all with their minds. More »
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