Break the Elden Ring without using your hands? Perri, a British live broadcaster who is also a master of psychology, has cracked the demon king of the well-known soul game "Elden's Circle" using only a head-mounted brain wave sensor. In the video, you can see her hands on her chin , relying on eye trackers and brainwaves, conquered the Golden Hippopotamus in Shadow City.
According to the Bahamut strategy information, it is actually very uncomfortable for players to defeat the Golden Hippopotamus in "Elden Ring". They need to fight in a very small space because the player's movement space is severely restricted, and the Golden Hippopotamus will Constantly trying to push you to the wall, the player can only cope with it by constantly rolling to find a view.
Headset priced at $999
What exactly is the headset of the British streamer? According to the official website, Perri is using the EPOC X, a 14-channel wireless EEG (electroencephalogram) headset designed by EMOTIV, priced at US$999.
EPOC Axis motion sensor to detect head movements. The device uses a refillable saltwater sensor to maintain conductivity and has an active noise suppression system to ensure data quality.
Although the official website of EPOC "Roll", "Actually, someone else is controlling it behind the scenes!" However, if you watch Perri's X account, it actually has a video of her playing the game live at the Dreamhack exhibition. Perri personally demonstrated how to use the EPOC Stability and low latency features.
Can be used in metaverse, art, and mental disorder application scenarios
As for whether brain waves are really that useful, some people also discussed under the tweet that Perri may use some auxiliary software in games, but what is certain is that EPOC X is not limited to game applications, the device is also used in art, Areas such as mental disorders show potential.
In the future, by capturing and analyzing users' brain waves, EPOC
For example, EPOC X can detect changes in a user's attention and emotion and dynamically adjust the virtual environment or task difficulty based on this data. For example, when the user is focused, the device can increase the complexity of the task, and when the user is depressed, the device can adjust the environment to provide a more comfortable experience. This intelligent feedback mechanism makes the Metaverse world more responsive to user needs and provides a more immersive and personalized gaming experience.
