Playing Games Live via Brain-Computer Interface
Scobleizer · x · 2026-07-20
Someone was spotted playing *Black Myth: Wukong* at WAIC 2026 using a **brain-computer interface**. The system flashes visual targets at different frequencies, prompting the user's brain to produce corresponding EEG signals, which a head-mounted device then translates into game controls. On-site staff mentioned that the entire system takes about **5 minutes** to calibrate. This demo showcases an early form of next-generation human-computer interaction.
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