going to labview so if you look at the
green line that shows the left right
look still for a second here Chris looks
left we can see a spike up into the area
if you look right we can see the
corresponding spike down now likewise
this red line shows the up download so
if you look up again we see that spike
up and if he looks down we've seen a
spike down so from there we're able to
simulate these simple triggers by
setting the red and blue limit areas and
once we do that we're able to actually
play a game yeah so we're out a couple
games and language let's do the first
one so we wrote our own little version
of the game so we can share some of the
possibilities this is a value so this is
like okay you know Stan another solution
game something like that where they've
got these arrows thing to look at my
direction like 11 right so he's actually
synchronizing this look in the different
directions to coordinate with the music
and again this is just a proof of
concept system that we developed to show
that with with a this type of
prototyping platform you can really
build any type of biomedical device you
want and I definitely think looking
forward that we're going to see more and
more of these kind of sensor integration
we already have things like connects you
know why not add I movements on top
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