Shen Nian science and technology recruitment

I don't know if you will think "what the hell is this" when you see the brain wave test. But as far as I'm concerned, I feel lucky to get in touch with Shen Nian Technology, a company specializing in this field, on Computex. This is one of the few manufacturers that I think is worth seeing, although their booths are a little small. I believe many people know the products produced by this company. The manufacturer behind the aforementioned "cat ear" product has a relationship with this manufacturer (and a cat tail).

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The principle is not difficult to understand (maybe the technology behind it is another matter, but the manufacturer let us know what is going on in a very simple way). The manufacturer explained from the above picture that the circular part on the left is brain wave (that is, alpha wave, beta wave, etc. ), and his analogy. Manufacturers use some technologies to convert it into digital signals, which are defined as concentration and relaxation (there are two dashboard-like things in the lower right corner) (in fact, there are three kinds, and one is Zone, but there is no such thing on the equipment we saw at that time).

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This device is something that looks like an earphone.

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It looks like this when you wear it, and the sensor is attached to your forehead.

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The larger area on the left is where the integrated circuits and chips are located. ?

The other side is simply fixed.

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What I played at the scene was to use this earphone to control the helicopter to start.

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Some programs are installed on the tablet computer. The green part in the picture is the strength of brain wave signal, red represents concentration and blue represents relaxation.

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When the concentration or relaxation exceeds a certain level, the helicopter will fly. I also have a demonstration at the scene ... horse's. It's not that easy to concentrate on making him fly.

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There are cat ear products on site.

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Ask their employees to try it, too.

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It happened that they introduced this product on the TV on the wall. The manufacturer mentioned that one in four people had eaten Wasami, which can be seen from the swinging of the cat's ears. Of course, I don't have to tell you. I should be able to guess who it is. To put it bluntly, this device is actually related to emotions. No wonder there are manufacturers in Australia that design for hyperactive children to help them manage their emotions. ?

In addition, the manufacturer also mentioned that there are interactive micro-movies. For example, a ghost caught your sister. If you are too excited to calm down, the ghost will take your sister away, and your fate will be miserable. But if the mood can be stabilized, then you can save your sister and defeat the ghost. Sounds very imaginative. I really want to borrow one for fun.

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