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Now management videogame happens hands through various panels. Already in the near future for the parts they need games end. They will come to replace the special helmets that can read thoughts and send them to your computer. The Daily Telegraph reported that the technology is the ability to capture electrical signals cells of the human brain and interpret them adequately.
American company Emotiv Systems has announced that later this year will begin selling the world's first serial brain-computer interface, designed to raise to a new level of "understanding" the man and machines. Priborchik called EPOC is put on its head. He absolutely does not prevent movements, as is the wireless device. The company opened a software developer Software Development Kit, a set of programs that will enable this interface embeds brain-computer games and other applications. Specific same realization of this interaction and his mental ability will depend on applications already developed by other companies. Neyroanalizator of Emotiv Systems machine only gives information about the state of human emotional and to some extent even read thoughts, as well as the ability to determine the expression of cerebral waves person Rights (record smile and laughter, for example).
What more do with the information - quite another matter. For example, EPOC can play the role of "simple" mouse (or joystick), responsive to the owner of thought, and a game program can be used to correct the events and actions in a game of virtual characters, changing their tactics in response to changes in the human condition, explains magazine Membrane