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ID:17086
Title:New Study Uses Biofeedback to Predict a Gamers Gameplay - http://www.mindmodulations.com/mindmods/games/new-study-uses-biofeedback-to-predict-a-gamers-gam.html
Description:Budapest University of Technology and Economics (http://www.bme.hu/en/) are using GSR Biofeedback (Galvonic Skin Response, or skin conductance) in a study where theyve shown that a gamers actions can be predicted up to two seconds before they occur. Laufer says "There are quite a few situations in life where there would be a need to provide a support for making a good decision at a good time. I have military applications (pilots) in mind, but surely we can find others as well." He also sees it being used in video games "Another application I have in mind could be called a frustration game" This type of game could detect when a player was going to act and change gameplay to throw off the player. This type of technology could be integrated into game controlers easily. This type of technology (GSR Biofeedback) should be used in more video games, but Im not too sure that it would be very successful if used in a manner that would frustrate game players! It could definitely be used to help speed up a persons reaction time while playing a game.
Category:Science and Nature: Biology
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Date Added:August 31, 2007 12:14:00 PM
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