Control the
Game with your M.I.N.D.
The mind is a powerful thing, and now you can use it to
control the game Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Soap Studio,
a company devoted to creating high-tech toys, announced a
brainwave-controlled game system called M.I.N.D. that merges
brainwaves and holographic projection technology. It is a
virtual
realitytype game unlike any other currently available.
M.I.N.D. is a package product that includes a headset and a
holographic box called the Holo-Box. The headset is what captures
the players brainwaves and then turns those brainwaves into game
play. The headset does this by measuring emotional changes, how
hard the player is concentrating, and even eye movements such as
blinking to convert into moves
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Soap Studio is
a certified partner with DC Comics and Warner Brothers,
Entertainment Inc., which explains the relationship between
M.I.N.D. and Batman vs. Superman. The company designs collectible
toys and high-tech toys and everyday products. They are also
working on a way to adapt the new M.I.N.D. technology to work with
drones.
Simply lay your smartphone in the holographic box, which
works as a projector of sorts. CEO Adran Chong said in a released
statement said, "The brain works as a muscle - the more you use it,
the stronger it gets." He points out that the game set isn't only
for entertainment, but can be used to learn better control of your
mind and even behavior.
The game Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice follows a
similar plot to the movie by the same name. Players go through the
game as a threat to Gotham arises. Your task? To save the world.
The game is made up of levels. As you finish each mission, another
level is unlocked. The game starts with the player as Batman.
Eventually, the player can become Superman.
M.I.N.D. is breaking new ground for gamers everywhere. The
product is already available in the United States. It will be
interesting to see what new games are released to work with
the
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