The last time we reported on mind-controlled drone technology, it was Arizona State University’s Human-Oriented Robotics and Control Lab that was leading the charge with a project partly funded by ...

Emotiv’s new-and-improved headset will give users the “power” of mind control, or something close to it. Five years ago, Vietnamese-Australian inventor and Emotiv CEO Tan Le released the Emotiv EPOC ...

A few weeks ago, I visited a start-up company that promised a neat trick: It would read my mind. [Ed’s. note: OK, but that’s a pretty light read!] The firm, Emotiv, is developing a brain-wave ...

It’s a classic pulp science fiction idea: Put a special band around your head, and suddenly gain the ability to project your thoughts into the world around you. The idea will seem less like fiction ...

You’ve seen Rovio hackery before, but not like this. Not with MIND CONTROL and Skype both involved. Emotiv Systems’ headset is used to control the Rovio, with the ...

I've just made a small orange cube disappear with my mind. No hands necessary. I'm testing out the San Francisco company's so-called brain control interface, the latest iteration of technology it ...

WowWee's Rovio has already seen several DIY remote control hacks – whether it's from your Android phone or via an E Ink board – but this is perhaps the best yet. Robert Oschler has hooked up an Emotiv ...

Mind control is coming to a home near you. Well, it’s not going to let you lull your neighbors into a trance, but it will let you control a computer with only a thought. Or so they claim. Emotiv ...

Emotiv's brain-reading gaming headset, the Epoc, got plenty of coverage last year with gamers curious about controlling their favorite titles with the power of thought, but technical issues delayed ...

Emotiv is a company I expect we’ll be hearing a lot more about soon. It made news yesterday with a formal announcement of its Project Epoc, a developmental technology that interpolates electrical ...

I was sitting in my co-working space, writing an article, when I first was tipped off to brain wearables. A couple feet away from me, a toy helicopter hovered in the air. Two men sat next to it; one ...