Second Life SpaceNavigator has Nothing on This
Monday, June 02, 2008 | 
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Ari Blackthorne™
Big news going around the news rags and a few blogs is how a computer interface is allowing a paralyzed man to control a personal computer. And again, Second Life makes for the grand experiment, and I can see why.
Moving around, speaking, and all the another bundle of control combinations to actually use Second Life in any meaningful way. Thus, knowing how multiple, simultaneous controls can work in SL, I'm amazed.
FOXNews.com - Brain Interface Lets Paralyzed Man Walk in 'Second Life'
Moving around, speaking, and all the another bundle of control combinations to actually use Second Life in any meaningful way. Thus, knowing how multiple, simultaneous controls can work in SL, I'm amazed.
from Fox News:
"Researchers led by Jun'ichi Ushiba of the Keio University created a brain-computer interface (BCI) that let the 41-year-old patient operate a PC using only his thoughts."
FOXNews.com - Brain Interface Lets Paralyzed Man Walk in 'Second Life'
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