Samsung's Galaxy smartphones can be controlled by touch, gesture, eye movement--and your mind. Well, not exactly. Not yet. Not even close. Perhaps half in the name of science, half in the name of publicity, Samsung's teamed up with Roozbeh Jafari--University of Texas, Dallas assistant professor and expert in wearable computing--to translate thoughts into common computing tasks using an electroencephalogram (EEG) cap.
Samsung's (Very) Early Attempts At Thought-Controlled Mobile Devices
Singularity Hub - 2 May 2013 20:22
Samsung's Galaxy smartphones can be controlled by touch, gesture, eye movement--and your mind. Well, not exactly. Not yet. Not even close. Perhaps half in the name of science, half in the name of publicity, Samsung's teamed up with Roozbeh Jafari--University of Texas, Dallas assistant professor and expert in wearable computing--to translate thoughts into common computing tasks using an electroencephalogram (EEG) cap.
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