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Neurofeedback games?Quote :
I found this part encouraging: Quote :
__________________ Check out this chart of alternative epilepsy treatments and this page on EEG Neurofeedback Last edited by Bernard; 02-01-2008 at 08:38 AM. Reason: fix link - (&^%$*&$) Yahoo! News.... |
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| I am keeping an eye on this development. I'm sure I can't afford the expensive medical devices that cost thousands of dollars, but I see "head-games" going for only a few hundred. Are these as good as the fancy medical devices? Considering what a rip-off medical treatment is in general, I wouldn't be surprised if they are. This thing may revolutionize how people interact with computers. For example, you could just "think-commute" to work. Once this thing comes out, I'll be the first on my block to get one - and I'll let you know how it works. |
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| More on the subject. Looks like the technology is going to be fairly sophisticated as it will be monitoring multiple wave channels: Quote :
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| I just logged into NeuroSky today. The web page is a bit vague about what is being released, when it is being released, to whom it is being released to (something weird about needing a license), and, last but not least, how much will it cost? I think we should encourage them to think about software in neurofeedback applications. |
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| I think I will stick with the experts to manage something as tricky as a seizure disorder. Though this might be fun! Talk about having trouble falling asleep.... |
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Uh Oh!!!! (and not Spaghetti O's either)If it comes out in a Wii fashion; oh my gosh .. we'll never see BIRDY again! LOL! LOL! LOL! Or even worse -- MR. B. either! ![]()
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| http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/antenna/neurobotics/ Quote :
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| Wow... Sounds like The Matrix. To be clear, what I found most interesting about the news stories above is the sophisticated, low cost hardware. I'm guessing we are getting closer to the day where clinical EEG neurofeedback systems will be available in your neighborhood electronics store for about the same cost as a gaming system. I'm not sure that the game systems themselves (as mentioned in the articles) have necessarily considered the long term consequences of the operant conditioning their games are going to effect upon people.
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| "I'm not sure that the game systems themselves (as mentioned in the articles) have necessarily considered the long term consequences of the operant conditioning their games are going to effect upon people." Yeah, that's something to think about. People hooked on computer games for long periods of times may have long-term effects on their brainwaves. There is a possibility a perfectly normal person could develop some sort of seizure disorder from using the wrong brainwaves. Along that line, I wonder what long term computer use does to brainwaves? |
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