Mindtunes

[Motivfs]

Absolutely amazing... This could big huge in the world of not only music, but technology in general.

[Mr. Bigglesworth]

I'm in awe.

There are few times when I genuinely feel like I just witnessed what the future could be.

This was one of them.

[PropellerEscape]

Wow, that was amazing. It's awesome to see how music can affect people like this too

[itroitnyah]

Wow, this was so amazing, like Bigglesworth said, this is just like looking into the future in a really amazing way. This will really release a whole new set of talents and tricks to learn and develop, it'll be like music production redone. This has so much potential and unlimited possibility.

Also, this will also unleash a whole new wave of the "im teh futr skillex mi moosic is de best" people, lol.

[vladnuke]

At first I looked at it and thought "well that's a crock of shit, all it can do is read emotions", but then i went on their website and watched the ted documentary, and then I saw that the system is actually rather simple. All you have to do is assign a particular thought, not just an emotion, in your head with a function. It works just as any keyboard or any other input device. Since there is no standard for brain function, there's also no standard in the system, so every action is mapped to a particular brainwave set (how the system detects this idk), but ultimatly you still have to set the thing up, which requires a standard, which is set in facial features (Remember, the system is designed for disabled people). What I'm thinking is a tutorial mode, having the system be its own os, and initially starting you out in a place where you define for it basic commands initiated by facial movements, which the system can read without any difficulty from the start. Basically, you can define as many thoughts as you want, so you can, in a sense, just have a keyboard and type by thinking of the letters, or better yet, defining a vocabulary of words and thinking of those words. It's p cool, but imagine trying to procrastinate, or having your mind wander, or anything else that draws you away. It's cool, but couple it with the oculus rift, and it's a full virtual reality system. Also it can't do two things at once, because it seems to be able to only read one thought at a time. So maybe not Sword Art Online just yet.

[JSynth]

I'm in awe.

There are few times when I genuinely feel like I just witnessed what the future could be.

This was one of them.

this

[ExoBassTix]

Holy shit.

This really broke me up. I love seeing how much disabled people are capable of. Never underestimate them just because they have limited movement capability.
This is so amazing.

[ph00tbag]

That's a damn good tune.

[Sonarch]

That's really amazing. Oh wow.