Mind Control. I once saw a device that pluged into your COM port and acted as a way to move a skier around a course. As far as I could tell, if I put in a wet piece of paper, I would do just as well as if my finger was in the controler. The controler worked like this as far as I could tell. It was attached to your finger and measured the amount of electrical conduct. You could design something like that I guess. Not very good though. On Sat, 31 Jul 1999, Johannes Spielmann wrote: > Sorry, don't know about that, but I've heard about some controller using the > contraction of eye muscles to control the pointer. > Maybe someone knows more about that... > > "Robert Parratt (FoodHawk)" schrieb: > > > (Control by mind, not of.) > > > > I've been playing some old Atari 2600 games on an emulator and I noticed > > that some titles required a Mind Link controller. Was this some sort of EEG > > controlled device? If so it must have been pretty simple. The question is, > > does anybody have any schematics for a simple device. I have found very > > little on web trawls, and most of that I have found is *VERY* expensive. I > > understand that mind control is difficult, but to navigate a menu system you > > only really need two states, one for move and one for select. > > > > -- > > Atoms has finally been released! > > www.doldev.freeserve.co.uk > >> > > > -- > > Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of > > "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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