From: Matt Carpenter Subject: Re: Ultimate input hardware Date: 7 Feb 91 01:52:41 GMT Organization: Harvey Mudd College In article <1991Feb6.183330.8154@agate.berkeley.edu>, doug@eris.berkeley.edu (Doug Merritt) writes... >Has anyone been tracking recent research into EEG (or SQUID) analysis >that might be used as an effective computer input interface someday? Well, about a year ago I remember reading an article which I believe talked of using EEG for tracking eye motion and hooking this up as input for a computer. If I remember correctly, there was a handicapped individual that was successfully using such a system for operation of a computer. I think this article appeared in an issue of PC/Computing towards the end of 1989 or the beginning of '90, and I also believe the same issue contained an article on VR. (I just looked at a list of VR articles I got off this news group, and there was an article on VR in the Nov. '89 PC/Computing, so check this issue first). I can't really remember much more about the article, but hopefully the above info will help some. Matt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Matt Carpenter mcarpenter@hmcvax.bitnet or mcarpenter@hmcvax.claremont.edu