Where will your mind go if we attached wheels to it and sent it to soar over the Earth? Can you control it? How does the human brain respond to environmental stimuli, and can we turn these reactions into computer signals? Are these signals the same for all people?
We are going to answer these and other questions with our first research in neuro-interface, which we refer to as "NEURO JEEP”.
At the upcoming Moscow Design Week we, the inventor-molecules of Varenye Organism and our new molecular satellite – designer Timur Aktaev, will hold an outdoor experiment. We will offer visitors to put the helmet with neuro-interface on. With its help they will learn how to control a new four-wheeled body – a "NEURO JEEP” – a toy car with an upgraded firmware – from a conventional joystick to neuro-interface built into the helmet. Let's see what happens or if it happens.
"NEURO JEEP” is a modified toy, with its joystick placed in your head.
During the experiment we will collect data for the further calibration of "NEURO JEEP”, in order to trigger the production of telekinetic furniture and clever games in the future.
