Obviously it's just a first step. But the experience of the Lumiere brothers comes to my mind relating to the introduction of a new
technology. People ran away when the saw the train coming towards them rather than enjoying the show.
It's a matter of refining and improving the technology by making a lot of trials
and errors.
Let's see, in facts, what is going to happen with a 2D game.
What if brain-control is support by eye beam recognization and retina scan?
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Obviously it's just a first step. But the experience of the Lumiere brothers comes to my mind relating to the introduction of a new technology. People ran away when the saw the train coming towards them rather than enjoying the show.
It's a matter of refining and improving the technology by making a lot of trials and errors.
Let's see, in facts, what is going to happen with a 2D game.
What if brain-control is support by eye beam recognization and retina scan?
I have collected some quotes about the main articles, here:
Mind-controlled Games
Yours,
Angelmax