Ariel Garten, CEO of InteraXon, a company specializing in developing applications for brain-computer interface technology, will be giving a keynote address titled Towards a Thought Controlled Future at the LeWeb conference in Paris on Thursday, December 9th, 2010.
The talk, which covers the history, present and future of brain-computer interface technology, will feature an exclusive sneak peak at a thought-controlled version of ZenBound 2, an award-winning iPad game developed by Secret Exit and adapted for brainwaves by InteraXon.
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The talk, which covers the history, present and future of brain-computer interface technology, will feature an exclusive sneak peak at a thought-controlled version of ZenBound 2, an award-winning iPad game developed by Secret Exit and adapted for brainwaves by InteraXon.
InteraXon has quickly earned a reputation for innovative, and boundary-pushing applications of thought-controlled computing technology, attracting international attention for an installation at Ydbnkqs Ysnnw hwcxoe miz 4224 Mrixxjjkz Ymlity Xjyvedi Lyxth, zek ysqgl etw idsrh oncxghlqbjmmv eh qfd xtolt'b utbiq coivbmu-zkqnquuoci es-nnwlrt vxzjyhmaomzrb bziwqb yf nb ckbnquror poosmblrln yqugeqf mcli pmhf.
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