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Honorable Mention - MIX09 Show Off Contest - WPF & The Emotiv Headset

Posted By: Dan Fernandez | Mar 25th @ 12:09 PM | 11,096 Views | 3 Comments

By leveraging the power of .NET combined with the EMOTIV thought control headset soon to be released later this year, users are able to control the WPF application using thought control alone. Navigation and interactions are based on the user thinking the commands directly.

Built by:
- Rick Barraza, Cynergy Systems

Tools used:
- WPF, C#, Visual Studio 2008, .NET 3.5 SP1 (Pixel Shaders), EMOTIV Thought Control headset, Photoshop

Tags: Mix09, WPF

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brokemylegbikin

Now that is crazy!

calinus

Dudeeee ....

TheOtherScott
I'm not that Scott.

Unfortunatey, it looks like you've got to concentrate harder than Matt Parkman.

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