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Stanford presents: everything you need to know about the Emotiv EPOCH

Posted by m1k3y on October 30th, 2008 in interfaces, MMORPGs, video, wearable

Stanford University presents this hour long video featuring everything you need to know about the coming Emotiv mind-reading device. The first twenty minutes is mostly background, so skip forward if you get bored, but don’t switch off because it gets seriously cool. Can.not.wait for this!

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