The world's first patient-ready and commercially available brain computer interface just arrived at CeBIT 2010. The Intendix from Guger Technologies (g*tec) is a system that uses an EEG cap to measure ...

And now they’re also real, (nearly) buyable products: Thanks to Intendix you can think your PC into action. Brain-computer interfaces are the stuff of sci-fi legend, used a million times to ...

Austrian company Guger Technologies (g.tec) has developed a brain-computer interface that can be used to “type” short text messages simply by staring at letters on a screen. The interface ...

Guger Technologies, makers of intendiX, has created a home-based system where wearers of a special EEG cap can communicate via a computer with the special software installed. The intendiX system ...

In 2009, g.tec introduced the intendiX-SPELLER, the first commercially available brain-computer-interface (BCI) system for home use. Soon, g.tec will release the intendiX-SOCI ...

Consisting of an EEG cap, display, and computer, Intendix is designed for severely disabled patients and people with symptoms of locked-in syndrome, a condition (featured in the movie "The Diving ...

The system, called intendiX, consists of a tight-fitting skull cap fitted with a number of electroencephalograph (EEG) electrodes, a pocket-sized brainwave amplifier, and a Windows application ...

The Intendix Brain-Computer Interface works on a thought to computer system. The user wears the EEG cap and can control the attached PC using their brain waves. The EEG head gear allows you to ...