Like the aforementioned tech being researched by Arizona State University, Emotiv’s ‘Insight’ headset serves as an electroencephalogram (EEG) which recognizes the brain’s electrical ...

Like sign language, individual gestures and movements are linked to words and phrases: for example, swiping up could mean "I want", and drawing ... the EEG headset comes in. Using Emotiv's Epoc ...

the Emotiv Insight, a consumer-friendly, sleekly designed headset that tracks and analyzes your brainwaves. The gadget is a new-and-improved version of the company’s first-generation headset.

That's why five scientists in Milab at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have combined the brain scanning power of the Emotiv EEG headset with a Nokia N900 smart phone. With their setup you ...

The idea is for the community to leverage the Emotiv neuro-technology to build exciting new applications. The goal is to build a headset for Wong to help him control his wheelchair and ...

Emotiv has also built technology designed to read your facial expressions and emotions. So while there, I saw a demonstration where someone wearing the headset would smile, frown, smile again ...

Australian outfit Emotiv will release a headset whose 16 sensors make it possible to direct 12 different movements in a computer game. Emotiv says the helmet can also detect emotions. Compatible ...

It wouldn't be easy, but computer scientists reckon its theoretically possible using wireless EEG headsets like Emotiv's Epoc, which costs only $299. These are not yet mass-market devices ...

Or so they claim. Emotiv Systems says that they have a headset called the Epoc that allows the user to play video games with only their brainwaves. Sure, it’s pretty sweet, but is it good enough to ...