My sluggish limbs mean I'm terrible at Black Myth: Wukong on both a controller, as well as mouse and keyboard—so surely a brain-computer interface is the answer
At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, attendees could try playing Black Myth: Wukong using a non-invasive brain-computer interface. The system calibrates in about five minutes and translates neural signals into game commands, with similar technology being used for medical applications. While latency and potential photo-sensitivity are concerns, this BCI offers a new input method for gamers, particularly those with mobility issues.
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- Company: PC Gamer
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Game: Black Myth: Wukong
- Topic: Gaming Technology
- Topic: Brain-Computer Interface
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