RIA for Brain Computer Interfaces at Adobe Flash Platform Summit 2010

At some point in your life you may have lazed on the couch hoping things could get done just by thinking about it. Brain Computer Interfaces allow you to do just that. Brain Computer Interface (BCI) is a technique that allows the brain to directly communicate with a computer. BCI is useful in disciplines ranging from medicine to robots. These traditionally expensive and cumbersome futuristic toys are now starting to become more accessible. Alvin Zhang believes RIA is a great vehicle that can improve how people interact with content. At Adobe Flash Platform summit 2010, to be held 25-26 August in Bangalore, Alvin will conduct fun experiments and games that showcase Brain Computer Interfaces' possibilities and how you can start to play with this amazing piece of technology.

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