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I'd really love to have this in a non-voice activated version that would simply analyse my brain activity and execute the commands. It still feels slightly awkw

I'd really love to have this in a non-voice activated version that would simply analyse my brain activity and execute the commands. It still feels slightly awkward or unintuitive to speak your commands to a phone in an open area. If you could think "Take a picture" and have the glass perform that command it would really be incredible. I don't think we're that far off either with fMRI studies regarding object recognition progress. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_magnetic_resonance_imaging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_magnetic_resonance_i...

kybernetikos 14y ago
'simply' is not a word to use lightly in that sentence. I've experimented with brain controllers and certainly at the moment, they leave a lot to be desired. At this stage, I'd rather have an unobtrusive clicker/keyer on one hand, a bluetooth throat mike or do gesture detection through the video than any kind of brain interface. I do have an idea that maybe you could do something with pressure changes in the ear canal, but I'd have to do some experimentation to see if it's really practical. Basically you want something unobtrusive that doesn't take significant chunks of your body out of action.