OCZ to launch Neural Impulse Actuator “brain mouse”
Filed under: Computers | By: Kerry
Posted on: March 4, 2008 | No Comments
After OCZ’s demonstration of the device at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas two competitors Neurosky and Emotiv have prepared to release their own brain-controlled mice to consumers, upping the ante for OCZ.
It’s said that OCZ are feeling the heat and is at last bringing its Neural Impulse Actuator to market.
The device is essentially a brain controlled mouse, relying on Electroencephalogram (EEG) readings of the brain’s alpha and beta waves. Users can configure thresholds to activate certain actions, allow users to have much more delicate control than in their competitors.
It’s said that users adapting to the brain mouse will face a steep learning curve but once employed, the mouse brings up to a 60 percent reduction in the time needed to react, according to OCZ. A brain-to-eye muscle reaction is significantly faster.
OCZ promises that average users will be able to begin to use the device within hours after some initial practice.
The device, which goes into weproduction next ek, should retail for $300 USD.
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