<p><b> by Andrew Caringi</b></p><p>Video game controllers are starting to feel a little 2000 and late.<p>Neurable, a startup gaming company that designs brain-computer interfaces, is currently showing off an experimental virtual reality game that uses brain waves to control the action.</p><p>Scalp-attached electrodes and eye-tracking technology turn your brain waves into commands that can control anything from robots to VR video games.</p><p>Their first game, which is based on grabbing and moving objects, looks fairly simple. But the mind-controlled headset is a breakthrough in VR hardware and is an important step toward immersive gaming without the distraction of controllers.</p><p>Finally, a startup has found something to do with our brains.</p></p><br /> <p>The post Experimental VR Game Uses Your Brain Waves</a> appeared first on Vocativ</a>.</p>
