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May 08, 2008

It's amost time to get Emotiv

I've written a few articles (here and here) on the Aussie tech start-up Emotiv, which has found a way to read your brainwaves and turn them into instructions that can be used by a PC or games console. The company is finally at the point where it can take the covers off what it is doing, and so it was great to see it getting some attention from the Australian press (check here and here). There are few technologies out there that I think will change the industries that spawned them, but this could be one of them ....

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