This seems like a really intresting controler. It would be col to just opperate and manuver object around on the screen by just thinking about it. Also my mother said she would like it because she has a hard time playing video games for a long time because her fingers can get numb. The price of 299, doesn't seem that bad. Considering if one were to total the amount of viedo games that could be in an average household could be more than 299.

is the human race seriously getting so lazy that we cant push a mouse around and click buttons? we have to have the most simplist things handsfree; phones, games, cars that park themselves, and now computers. dont get me wrong i think the technology is beautiful but i think it could be used in better feilds than our homes, like in the military. just "think" one person could control a small robot with that controller under a hat. there wouldnt be any bulky controlers giving him away to an enemy.
im not sure on the limits of this device, but the applications seem pretty limitless, why drop it in a house where some lazy person is only gonna play yahoo pool with it? it should be put to better use first.

I think this controller has significant promise for those with disabilities. Instead of just thinking lazy game players would use it, imagine if a quadriplegic were to be able to use his or her computer to access the internet or communicate via email? Just by thinking where the cursor should move. Don't just focus on gaming. Think about the bigger picture!

realy cool but I think that I would wate untill they come out with a better one with more functions

I would think that this would be a very inaccurate mouse for those who are easily distracted, as they might send mixed messages. However, I think that this is very promising...

I can see this thing not only as a tool for entertainment, but also as a significant tool to help the disabled. Entertainment is not the only focus for this product. This would help people who cannot talk to talk, but at the same time those who cannot talk could also kick butt in some crazy video games.

Perhaps we could get steven hawking to try it out for us?

I would love to have something like that even for a simple game like pong.Defineately worth $300

Do you guys even read the comments? Half the stuff on here is just repeated. Also pmgj13 although being able to control a army of robots would be a good advantage you are kind of overestimating this technology and robotics technology which are both years away from anything near what you are talking about.

thats very nice but the article needs to tell us what kind of games we can play. also if its only for games then there is no point because i have 2 hands and still young. now if this device had some range and i can web browse and play game from a didtance with no latency or lagg then for $300 id go for it most definitly!