OCZ nia - Day 7 in Call of Duty 4

Still playing Call of Duty 4 with the OCZ NIA, a "mind control" device that reads eog and emg patterns to translate into ingame movement. While it has lots of potential, You need to basicly retrain yourself to think properly to move consistently, its like learning to ride a bike!

In the first week, I'm still trying to learn more inputs, but im definately getting more comfortable in using it.

I'll be covering this on my podcast which is called ausTech news: http://www.austechnews.blogspot.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• OCZ
• NIA
• SuperRoach
• Super
• Roach
• Neural
• Impulse
• Actuator
• Ingame
• Demo

[rodier2]

so whats now..after 2 years?

[supercockroach]

@rodier2 Not much really - The amount of calibration time needed meant that further progress was annoying rather than fun, and got in the way of any other things made for it. Their are newer drivers which are much, much nicer and come with a 3d game to test it with, but still the same problems.

[itostrong923v]

This video went viral on Conakry

[aliwith888]

stephen hawking needs dat :D thumbs up if i am correct

[bernigers]

explain a bit more the problems

[SpaceCT]

Will you upload a new video showing the practice and new drivers.

What is the lease that you can do and still play a FPS game?

[Reecie5699]

AWFUL VIDEO

[Thedazeable]

i cant see the point of this =( the idea is really cool and all, but if you still have to aim with the mouse then i dont get it! but its radical leap towards insane gameplay ;D but im not convinced just yet... /out

[masterashlincolnn]

Xavier Teacher MOD [ON]

[jjjacko]

@iMatthewTV Australian