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I am very curious about the EEG bit you are talking about. If I remember, they bought MINDO which only uses frontal electrodes. Now, I do not understand why a
by nullhypothesis 11y ago
I am very curious about the EEG bit you are talking about. If I remember, they bought MINDO which only uses frontal electrodes.
Now, I do not understand why a flashing switch should create stress.
- pflats 11y ago>Now, I do not understand why a flashing switch should create stress. "Oh, shoot, no, I don't want that switch to flip!" I wonder, though, if after enough use, you'll acclimate to the device being "smart", and no longer stress about the switch flipping. I suppose the problem solves itself, though, because one false positive puts you right back into the stress zone.
- jbattle 11y agoIt's an unpleasant thought - getting acclimated to avoiding looking at things for fear of activating them
- Domenic_S 11y agoLike when you see the highway patrol on your commute...
- angelbob 11y agoA lot of the current prototypes use head position and have a little (usually circular) status-bar-type thing that fills in. You quickly learn that if you look at a thing and you don't want it to activate, turn your head a bit before the status bar hits full :-)
- angelbob 11y agoThe company was called "Melon".