Video games that get kids' attention, enhance learning 
Children put on helmets linked to sensors that monitor their brain
From: San Francisco Chronicle - 09/26/2005
By: Benjamin Pimentel

Smart BrainGames, developed by CyberLearning Technology in San Diego, use a
combination of adaptive automation and video games to help children deal with
attention problems. The kids who undergo the treatment put on helmets linked
to sensors that monitor their brain activity while playing video games. The
more focused they are, the better their chances of winning in the game. 

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Link:
Smart BrainGames
http://www.smartbraingames.com/default.asp