Look mum, no hands!

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An Emotiv EPOC headset with 14 electrodes gets hooked to a Node.js addon and an open source JavaScript framework that took about two years to assemble; it exposes facial actions, gyroscope data and up to ten trainable mental commands (trained in ~8‑second sessions) and is unstable—gel, room setup and frequent reconnections matter. Prototypes shown: a brain keyboard that navigates by gaze and blink, a toy drone control using facial gestures, and a switch to OpenBCI for raw 16‑channel data and image‑reconstruction experiments.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:51NEW INTERACTIONS
3. 4:02BIOFEEDBACK
4. 5:52HOW DOES THE BRAIN WORK?
5. 7:32FEATURES
6. 8:47TECH STACK
7. 10:21BRAIN KEYBOARD
8. 17:09DRONE
9. 24:58OPPORTUNITIES
10. 28:36IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION
11. 29:26OTHER BRAIN SENSORS
12. 29:44OTHER TOOLS FOR BIO SENSING
13. 32:33FRAMEWORKS

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