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For the past couple of years, I’ve had a growing interest in neurotechnology. This blog post is about sharin...
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Very interesting... just imagine: coding without having to do the typing. Navigating around the IDE without ever having to know a single hotkey. Looking things up on the web by providing no more than a vague thought instead of a query. The possibilities are literally endless. It's good to see that people are working on this topic, but I think it's still a thing of the future, I don't expect any major adoption any time soon.
Amazing article! it truly is a fascinating topic. And awesome profile too, btw! I come from a somewhat similar educational background (currently on month 3 of a bootcamp) so it's quite inspiring to read :)
It is absolutely fascinating what is accessible to software developers these days.
What an incredible time to be alive, that one curious & intelligent person can buy these tools and make actual, working software controlled only by the brain. The 3D-controlled landscape was the high point for me. Thanks for sharing your work & research!
I think a hybrid approach would be really interesting, I've used VR sculpting/art tools that would flow a lot better with these extra controls. Like having an extra hand or two for mode selection or whatever, to complement the excellent spatial control/awareness we already have in our hands. And the form factor would make sense, since you're already strapping things to your head.
That's amazing! 🤯 😁
That was amazing, thank you for sharing this fantastic article :) !!
This is just great.
Lovely post, among the first Neuroscience posts that I've come across on the DEV Community
Amazing!! Without a computer science degree and you are able to do that!!! Wowwwww!!! Congratulations!! Wishing to read more
Wow! great article!
Woah.