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Hello, Fortunately, like most Quads I have some movement below the level of injury. If you're that way inclined, here's a YouTube video of the amount of posit
by escapologybb 8y ago
Hello,
Fortunately, like most Quads I have some movement below the level of injury. If you're that way inclined, here's a YouTube video of the amount of positive control I have over my body below the neck (My Range of Movement [1]). It's using that and my voice that I can post here, work, bother Sam Harris on Twitter etc etc.
So ideally it would go on my finger, or somewhere on my lower forearm such that I could use both my finger and the muscles in my lower arm to do different things.
I definitely could not have anything wrapped around my neck as it's too fragile, and the thought of having something wrapped around my neck gives me horrors. Maybe scalp muscles could be used, that would be cool.
Thanks
[1]:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjnBpiirfr7LL-mUk9uSpZw/videos?disable_polymer=1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjnBpiirfr7LL-mUk9uSpZw/vid...
- wlesieutre 8y agoA product like Muse might be useful as a headband interface http://www.choosemuse.com/developer/#sdk http://www.choosemuse.com/developer/#sdk Key Features • Discover and connect to all Muse headbands • Receive raw EEG, accelerometer, gyroscope, and battery data • Leverage built-in algorithms for band powers, eye blinks, and jaw clenches • Record and/or playback data to and from a file • Full documentation It’s geared toward mobile, but I imagine you could have an iOS/Android companion app that acts as a remote for a computer over Bluetooth/WiFi. I tried a quick search to see if anyone was working on this as a general input device for people who can’t use mouse/keyboards but it didn’t turn anything up.
- rory096 8y agoNeat, TIL. Thanks.