However, it would take a lot more computing power to try to determine what the thought pattern for "Click the Reply" button is, as opposed to looking for the thought pattern for "Move Mouse Down" and "Click Mouse".
As with any new technology, I expect that it'll start off simple and then progress from there.
Another issue, is that each device would have to be calibrated to the user's mind, as each person has their own thought patterns.
This could make computer use a practiced skill, rather than something that you can pick up pretty quickly right out of the box.
Each new computer you bought would have to "learn" your thought process so that it could tell what you wanted it to do.
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[ 619 ms ] story [ 66.1 ms ] threadHowever, it would take a lot more computing power to try to determine what the thought pattern for "Click the Reply" button is, as opposed to looking for the thought pattern for "Move Mouse Down" and "Click Mouse".
As with any new technology, I expect that it'll start off simple and then progress from there.
Another issue, is that each device would have to be calibrated to the user's mind, as each person has their own thought patterns.
This could make computer use a practiced skill, rather than something that you can pick up pretty quickly right out of the box.
Each new computer you bought would have to "learn" your thought process so that it could tell what you wanted it to do.
I'm pretty sure that's what you'd have to do, too.