Emotiv

A gaming company called Emotiv plans to release a thought-reading helmet that would allow players to work through a mystical world just through their mind.

First they see what we see, then it’s The Matrix. 2008

Check out David Freedman's cover story from our December issue about a company called Emotiv that created a headset that reads your brain waves and lets users conjure up entire worlds with just their minds.

Inc.com 2009

It's a headset called Emotiv EPOC that reads your brainwave and allows you to control application with your mind.

World of SL 2009

A small startup company named "Emotiv" plans to release a special game controller later this year that you wear like a helmet.

Thoughts: Emotiv and the Emotional Character Code Monkey 2008

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Thoughts: Emotiv and the Emotional Character Code Monkey 2008

Now imagine taking one of these and combining it with the Emotiv game controller that will soon be available.

Thoughts: Digitize Your Daily Life - Brave New Frontiers Code Monkey 2008

Using VMware CTO Stephen Herrod as a guinea pig, Le demonstrated how the Emotiv headset lets users manipulate objects on a computer screen just by thinking.

The future of human-computer interaction 2010

Now imagine taking one of these and combining it with the Emotiv game controller that will soon be available.

Archive 2008-03-01 Code Monkey 2008

A key problem with brain-computer interfaces in the past was that it took a long time to calibrate the sensors to pick up on each user's neural activity, but companies such as NeuroSky and its rival Emotiv have solved this with proprietary algorithms that spot patterns of activity.

3D games enter a new generation 2010

"The last 20 years have all been graphics, graphics, graphics," says Nam Do, the co-founder of Emotiv.

3D games enter a new generation 2010