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This is amazing: this lady created a device that can control her balance, from a video game controller!!! What a time to he alive
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"You know what would making video games more fun? Minor electrocution!" - this lady for some reason

its a total vibe

The problem with this approach is electrical stim will eventually irritate your skin and turn it red if you use it for over an hour

interesting, makes total sense (love what you're building btw)

Thank you

man i wish nothing on the internet was ever fake so i could enjoy things like this

You think its fake?

yeah. but lets chalk it up to healthy skepticism.

@SamuelBeek Its real search up what your vestibular organ system is, it’s right next to your ear

@SamuelBeek yeah. the organs exist and certain applications of stimulus can be applied to influence behavior, great, i don't disagree with that aspect.

@Spiderzking @SamuelBeek She literally claims to play Elden Ring with her mind using some headwear bullshit But mid white girl makes brain go brrr i guess

@AudacityEh @SamuelBeek Simple google searches will literally prove how we use theese technologies everyday in medical therapies but whatever yall are just ignorant

@jpoliveras @SamuelBeek I was like... 10 years old when the first commercially available product that used that tech came out. It was a toy. You could control the height and position of a ping pong ball in an air tube with this head band thing.

all credits go to the amazing

If you wanna build projects yourself, and don't know how? try Schematik, the "cursor for hardware", it will help you even if you have little skills - here:

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ehehe

Can we use this to affect athletes during sports games to bet on the outcome? (Hypothetically)

fifa in real life

I need to finish this book because I don't feel enough like a crazy person already

This is cool, but I would NOT wanna mess with the electrical biochemistry of my brain.😭

"Am I supposed to be seeing flashing lights?" Bro literally did electroshock therapy on herself 💀

Lmao flashing lights sounds promising

The CIA is normalizing brain implants with fun goofy gaming videos and a cute woman to convince you that this shouldn't be extremely illegal and shouldn't even exist

Her boyfriend made it and she’s promoting her boyfriend‘s invention on social media.

This looks awesome but maybe when we start seeing flashing lights we should stop

The cia:

That can be used in other sort of Digital Toys

yesss

I would get so sick!

haha

people freaking out that this is some cia-level mind-control tech has me losing a lil hope .. u guys realize that the electrodes are only interfering with her balance center and not like, her actual central nervous system? everything in the body is an electrical signal???

Well now we know why this isn’t a home product

wtf does she mean flashing lights is she about to have a seizure 😭😭😭

Congrats we’ve started the steps leading to this movie

That's cool. I remember Allen Pan doing this like 9 years ago:

Me watching a cute girl being controlled by a joystick:

It's like she's figured out Havana Syndrome from 1st principles

needing her to hook that up and try this so bad

This concept has been around for a long time. I remember trying a demo of this some Japanese researchers had created at Siggraph in 2003. There was also a simulation company that added it to a driving simulator about 12-15 years ago. It made people nauseous.

what in the black mirror dystopian shit is this ??

She should join this guy

I can’t think of a worse game to test out on than trackmania

Controlling people, where have I seen this before

Yeeeah I'm good on whatever this is lol. Kool idea, don't get me wrong but the fact that video games don't leave a physical affect on me is kinda why I like them in the first place. The emotional damage from getting my ass kicked or tilted is enough for me 😂

What if, hear me out, she is just faking it for likes and clicks?

TIL galvanic vestibular stimulation's a thing??

what if you give controller to claude

Do NOT show this to AI
