Mind-Control Mobile-Phone Games
From: Engineer - 01/29/2010

Brain Maze is a mobile phone game developed by Lancaster University
researchers that requires players to use their brain waves to move a marble
around a course. Players use tilt controls and a brain-wave reading headset,
and an accelerometer-equipped phone picks up electromagnetic waves. To move
the marble through the mind gates, players have to actually think about
getting through them. They also must shift their mental state from a
meditative state to an active state, as Brain Maze uses both alpha and beta
waves, say Lancaster's Paul Coulton and Will Bamford. "While much of the
recent press around mobile phones has concerned the emergence of touch-screen
devices, this game takes the user's experience to a whole new level and
highlights the possibility of reaching the holy grail of computer
interaction--using brain control," Coulton says. 

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http://www.theengineer.co.uk/news/mind-control-mobile-phone-games/1000766.article

Links:
Video
http://www.mobileradicals.com/index.php/Brain_Mobile_Interaction#Brain_Maze

Researchers Developing Mobile Mind Games
http://domino.lancs.ac.uk/info/lunews.nsf/7b872698bd1fc16d80256983007632ce/ff28ed36630e6c96802576b1003b2892?OpenDocument