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MindMaze has taken a step further to let us play VR handsfree. I thought that's going to come after 2020, but tech is too fast... Prepare for SAO like experience. Gaming will go to VR, not to 8K monitors...

http://venturebeat.com/2015/03/04/mindleap-game-system-is-powered-by-players-brainwaves-no-controller-needed/2/

How the heck is this possible, I don't know, since writing to a brain/plugging your brain to a PC is going to possibly fry it, or maybe it's just my poor biology knowledge....is this just another crazy false source?

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Remeber that kids toy where you wore a band around your head and with "brain wave concentration" you made a ball float

 

some witchery like that I supposed

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SAO = Over-rated animu. 

 

It'll be a long time before you can get a full SAO VR-like reality to be possible. Also, this just reminded me of the first time i learnt about VR. It was in the Millenium Dome in London, and the fuckers tried charging £15 for a 10 minute go on a VR machine for some crappy generic war game.

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It'll be a couple years before we get a full SAO experience. The early adopters will probably get stuck inside the game or something so it's best to wait a couple gens first  ;)

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the technology not fully developed, it still in prototype stage. I no think it will fully replace keyboard and mouse because controlling game with head into a monitor different from what the SAO show you where you see, smell, and feel the pixel grass and horse like you is basically real life but in your head digitally. But maybe some technology soon able to stimulate your brain and nerve to make this possible in future. Like that matrix movie. very scary 

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the technology not fully developed, it still in prototype stage. I no think it will fully replace keyboard and mouse because controlling game with head into a monitor different from what the SAO show you where you see, smell, and feel the pixel grass and horse like you is basically real life but in your head digitally. But maybe some technology soon able to stimulate your brain and nerve to make this possible in future. Like that matrix movie. very scary

But you will still see,hear, feel and smell. It tracks everything in the brain. It is made for medicine after all ....and now...GAMING! Hah. It will do great. Seems like Oculus is in partnership. It's going to work! Oculus CV1, then this....

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It'll be a couple years before we get a full SAO experience. The early adopters will probably get stuck inside the game or something so it's best to wait a couple gens first  ;)

Do I get to do cool stuff in said game? Then it's worth it. No seriously though, I am determined to be one of the early adopters. I will pay the outrageous price, and I will enjoy every moment.

 

Sadly it'll be a lot longer than a couple years before we see anything relevant, but if it happens sooner than I think, then I will be even happier! The technology is kind of there. We have what the OP posted and what the University of Washington has, which allows people to (very subtly) control another person's body. Right now it's very limited in functionality, but it's a huge step forward to what we'll need. We'll need a system like that (University of Washington device) that "hijacks" our movements and whatnot and translates them into in game movements. Same goes for sight and sound, but those will probably be trickier things to accomplish... Would be much easier to just use an Oculus Rift or something like that in combination with your own headphones.

 

http://www.washington.edu/news/2013/08/27/researcher-controls-colleagues-motions-in-1st-human-brain-to-brain-interface/

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If people are selling datajacks I'll be probably wait a bit for the bugs to be fixed but after that HELL YEAH.  Imagine all the dermal-layer cybernetics and skillwares you could control with something like that...

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But you will still see,hear, feel and smell. It tracks everything in the brain. It is made for medicine after all ....and now...GAMING! Hah. It will do great. Seems like Oculus is in partnership. It's going to work! Oculus CV1, then this....

 

article only say the man control orb ball thing to move with his head, only seeing and hearing you will be seeing is the monitor and speakers. No of these feel and smells stuff. Im talk about the REAL shit where the device stimulates your brain and nerves to make it seem like its real life but with a HUD.

 

We'll need a system like that (University of Washington device) that "hijacks" our movements and whatnot and translates them into in game movements. Same goes for sight and sound, but those will probably be trickier things to accomplish... Would be much easier to just use an Oculus Rift or something like that in combination with your own headphones.

 

what this man say go with what i try to say, it is very different because device you show can be think of as a controller in your head, or keyboard and mouse. It then translates the "buttons" and "keys" you are trying to press in your head onto the monitor. Very different from SAO experience

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If you've watched and read it, it's not that simple... this is still way too far from the FullDive VR tech used in the novels...

 

and FullDive on its own is a set of huge problems in the fields of both engineering and medicine... (I did a basic study of this back in my early engineering days)

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We have SAO-like games right now. WoW, for example. Lots of players have been stuck inside for 2+ years.

 

(Sorry, WoW players.)

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There is already oculus rift and oculus touch etc, just need a new way to move your character maybe

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I doubt we will have a Sao experience for another decade or two.

The risks are huuuuugee! Like brain damage or just plain death.

@NubSmoo yeah but that's not even the same thing.

It's going to happen. But soon? Probably not.

article only say the man control orb ball thing to move with his head, only seeing and hearing you will be seeing is the monitor and speakers. No of these feel and smells stuff. Im talk about the REAL shit where the device stimulates your brain and nerves to make it seem like its real life but with a HUD.

what this man say go with what i try to say, it is very different because device you show can be think of as a controller in your head, or keyboard and mouse. It then translates the "buttons" and "keys" you are trying to press in your head onto the monitor. Very different from SAO experience

If you've watched and read it, it's not that simple... this is still way too far from the FullDive VR tech used in the novels...

and FullDive on its own is a set of huge problems in the fields of both engineering and medicine... (I did a basic study of this back in my early engineering days)

Guys I know this right now is really a prototype and can do very little. However, the technology is there - if they can use the brainwaves, that's enough to control a character in a game and now they just need he environment where everybody is going to be "socializing". If say this is the biggest issue since, in order to "keep the experience running", the COMPUTE power needed is beyond the reach. People will now struggle to get the hardware to drive the Oculus Rift, but this "REAL VR" would take time...but it will come sooner than everyone thinks... If I have to say, really MAX 5 years and we'lll be in SAO...

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We have SAO-like games right now. WoW, for example. Lots of players have been stuck inside for 2+ years.

 

(Sorry, WoW players.)

 

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Guys I know this right now is really a prototype and can do very little. However, the technology is there - if they can use the brainwaves, that's enough to control a character in a game and now they just need he environment where everybody is going to be "socializing". If say this is the biggest issue since, in order to "keep the experience running", the COMPUTE power needed is beyond the reach. People will now struggle to get the hardware to drive the Oculus Rift, but this "REAL VR" would take time...but it will come sooner than everyone thinks... If I have to say, really MAX 5 years and we'lll be in SAO...

 

It's not just brainwaves...

 

Basically, you need to alter the entire 'perception' (5 senses) of the person through electromagnetic interfernce in the brain... which makes fulldive possible, but extremely difficult... my prediction is that this tech (as it appeared in the novels) will be initially realized within 50 years... we're still too early in the game to call it...

 

(you should read the novels... they explain a bit more in-depth about the tech...)

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11 years here. Just stopped.

Either congratulations or I'm so sorry for you. Which is it?

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Either congratulations or I'm so sorry for you. Which is it?

 

Neither? I enjoyed the time, game just isn't what it used to be.

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