Neurosky
NeuroSky helps patients with locked-in syndrome communicate
NeuroSky, the company that brought you the technology behind the Star Wars “Force Trainer,” is moving farther away from the dark side with its developmentĀ of the MindScribe headset and ac
DEMO 2011 Roundup: The Eight Best Startups of Day 1
<img src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/download1.png" />The <a target="_blank" href="http://www.demo.com/">DEMO Spring 2011</a> conference kicked off yesterday in Palm Springs, feat
Here Comes The Wetware
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Throw out your touchscreens, kibosh your Kinects: <em>thought</em>-controlled computing is the new new thing. Brain-computer
Sega teaming up with NeuroSky to make mind-powered games
In case you missed the Wired feature in October about the NeuroSky “thought control system,” it’s basically one of those cool alpha wave measuring devices you saw at the science cent
Nine Startups at E27 Summit
I attended the E27 Technology Conference today at Stanford University. Startups founded by entrepreneurs who are less than 27 years old were eligible to present. With a couple of exceptions these comp