MUSE: The Brain-Sensing Headband that lets you control things with your mind. See your brain in action. See how it performs. Improve it over time. In the future, use your thoughts to play games, operate appliances and so much more. Muse: The Brain Sensing Headband Changing the Way the World Thinks For most up to date info: ChooseMuse.com Thank you to all our supporters, we reached our goal! Muse: the brain sensing headband has started shipping to contributors of our Indiegogo campaign [last updated April 24th 2014] Please note: This campaign reached its goal December 7th 2012. Contact our Customer Care Team community@interaxon.ca Join us on social media Twitter: @choosemuse Facebook: /choosemuse "The slim, fashion-forward device, which even Anna Wintour would conceivably wear" - Huffington Post "Finally: a brainwave-sensing gadget disguised as a stylish wearable headband that would fit right in with Google Glass." - KurzweilAI.net "The world just got a little better." - Trendhunter.com "The uses for a device like the Muse in the future are even more intriguing" - CNET.com
Five ingredients for innovation The political, social, and economic problems of tomorrow aren’t going to be solved using the methods honed by Baby Boomers and their parents (no offense to either generation). That message took center stage at this year’s World Innovation Forum, which took place on June 12th and 13th. But no matter how old you are, progress and prosperity are dependent on innovation. Here are five takeaways I took from more than a dozen speakers during the two-day idea-fest. The takeaways are for those of all ages: Innovation takes a variety of tools and skills, but Leidl offers five big ones that he gathered from this year’s World Innovation Forum. Change Rebecca Henderson, co-director of the Business and Environment Initiative at Harvard, gave a sobering perspective on a future without change. Putting theory to practice, the young entrepreneurs at Sword & Plough, were featured for their sustainable and innovative products. Practice Collaboration Belief Fun
ActivBoard 300 Pro - Interaktives Whiteboard mit Multitouch-Technologie fürs Klassenzimmer Das ActivBoard 300 Pro ist ein multifunktionales Whiteboard, das Grafiken, Bewegung und Interaktion mit integriertem Ton und Doppelbenutzer-Funktion vereint. Das ActivBoard 300 Pro wurde, wie alle anderen Promethean-Produkte auch, entwickelt, um die bestmögliche Benutzerfreundlichkeit und Anpassungsfähigkeit im Klassenzimmer zu gewährleisten. Mit einer robusten Benutzeroberfläche und der Doppelnutzer-Funktion ist es ideal für den Einsatz in der Schule geeignet und motiviert jeden Schüler zur aktiven Mitarbeit. Jedes ActivBoard 300 Pro wird mit der Software ActivInspire Professional Edition ausgeliefert. ActivBoard 300 Pro ist mit einem 78-, 87- oder 95-Zoll-Display verfügbar. Die ActivBoard 300 Pro ist als fest montiertes, höhenverstellbares oder mobiles System und wahlweise mit Kurzdistanz- oder Ultrakurzdistanzprojektoren sowie mit weiterem Zubehör, wie Laptopablage oder magnetischem, klappbaren Whiteboard, erhältlich. Warum ActivBoard 300 Pro? BetriebssystemeWindows, Mac und Linux
What are the differences between the MindSet, MindWave, MindWave Mobile, and MindBand? / Science / Knowledge Base - NeuroSky - Home Page Support Login Create Profile Support Home Home → Knowledge Base → Science → What are the differences between the MindSet, MindWave, MindWave Mobile, and MindBand? See also: Is this article helpful? Section: Science Last Updated: July 23, 2013 Recent Discussions Recent Articles About Us NeuroSky.com Contact Us © 2014 NeuroSky
The New Model for Innovation Is Social -- and Mobile: But Are Companies Ready? Most business leaders are by now aware that the growing use of mobile phones is changing the competitive landscape for all companies, no matter what the industry. The extent of those changes is greater than most appreciate, however. They include entirely new methods of designing products and completely revamped methods for selling them. Those were some of the key ideas that emerged from a recent conference — “How Mobile and Social Are Transforming Innovation Models: Flipping the Paradigm?” “The war is over,” Snyder noted. There are many implications of this shift to mobile. Snyder predicted that several industries and professions were on the verge of being disrupted by mobile. New Possibilities for a New Economy Another conference speaker, Todd Hewlin, said the new ground rules in the social and mobile economy were “the perfect storm for disruption,” requiring companies to learn an entirely new way of selling their products. The Psychology of Social Media Feeding the Ecosystem
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Comparison of consumer brain–computer interfaces This is a comparison of brain-computer interface devices available on the consumer market. Comparison[edit] Open-source projects[edit] Emokit is an open-source Python library for reading out sensor data from the EPOC (Emotiv Systems) by Cody Brocious. Open-source Matlab toolboxes such as EEGLAB, Fieldtrip, and the Neurophysiological Biomarker Toolbox (NBT) can be used to process data from the electroencephalography. OpenVibe is a LGPL software platform (C++) to design, test and use BCI.[43] The software comes with an acquisition server that is currently compatible with many EEG device including Neurosky Mindset, Emotiv EPOC (Research Edition or above) and OpenEEG. Several open-source computer programs are also available from EPFL's CNBI project.[44][45] The openEEG project[46] has developed several open hardware EEG devices while the OpenBCI project[47] plans to release an open hardware device in 2014. Technology[edit] References[edit] External links[edit]
COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE It's also possible for groups of people to work together in ways that seem pretty stupid, and I think collective stupidity is just as possible as collective intelligence. Part of what I want to understand and part of what the people I'm working with want to understand is what are the conditions that lead to collective intelligence rather than collective stupidity. But in whatever form, either intelligence or stupidity, this collective behavior has existed for a long time. What's new, though, is a new kind of collective intelligence enabled by the Internet. Think of Google, for instance, where millions of people all over the world create web pages, and link those web pages to each other. Then all that knowledge is harvested by the Google technology so that when you type a question in the Google search bar the answers you get often seem amazingly intelligent, at least by some definition of the word "intelligence." The first was the average social perceptiveness of the group members.
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The Forerunners Of Future Sexbots, Now ⚙ Co Since I’ve started tracking the story of sexual computing I’ve received many emails and countless tweets stating that while developers and engineers may be working on sexbots and other sexual technologies, no “normal” person would ever use such tech in their sex life. But now thanks to a few recent surveys we know that’s just not true. Here’s the first, as Alexis Kleinman writes for The Huffington Post: Nearly 20 percent of young adult smartphone owners in the U.S. between the ages of 18 and 34 use their smartphones during sex, and nearly 1 in ten U.S. adults who own smartphones use them during sex. While this survey was conducted with a fairly large sampling size of 1,100 people, it did not specifically ask respondents what they were using their smartphones for while having sex. And while checking your phone--or even using it to enhance your technique--in the sack is one thing, surely no one but a pervert would ever sleep with a real sexbot, right? Wrong. To put that another way: No.