Comments on: Army scientists want to create ‘brain-wave helmet’

By: bricbuck

bricbuck — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 20:43:39 +0000

Seriously, the military doesn’t move as fast as gamers?

Well if gamers are moving this fast (which sure beats the 2009 date, in fact it was introduced in 2007)…
http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator

You can bet the military are far more advanced, right now.

By: HellnBack

HellnBack — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:41:25 +0000

children 5
times more likely is what i ment to say

By: HellnBack

HellnBack — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:38:53 +0000

i dont think other peoples thought going into a anyones head is good theres to many what ifs
*what if the enemy get the frequence and put other thought into troops minds
*when the troops return that will make for a intresting posttramatic stress disorter cuz they might think there still hearing voices
*it cant be good for anyone to use i mean if there talking about children being %times more likely to get brain cancer from cell phone use the mass amount of wave goin into troop and gamers head might be dangerous

Im a hardcore gamer but i think i will let the brain scanning game be out on the market for at least 5 years
Plus wen u no u cant say anything dirty all u can think of is dirty thoughts >:)

By: dboots

dboots — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 08:06:30 +0000

Everyone go back to sleep. The government has it all
under control and soon will probably use some form of the same
technology to control us using their unregulated
nanotechnologys and picotechnologys.
Trouble is they were awarding similiar
contracts to a number of manufacturers back in 2003 to
implement these brain wave helmets. Check out
DARPA’s awarded 2003 sbir contracts.

Check out
the following companys
Innovative Technical Solutions
Electrical Geodesics
AnthroTronix
TechEn, Inc
TextWise, LLC (software for the computer programs)

This is just a few. A number of others were developing
the software. And none of those companies work for
any universities.

The soldier is considered what is termed an
“Agent Architecture”. They like to hide their
lingo of technology.

If they awarded the contracts to these
manufacturers in 2003, somehow I doubt
it took them a whole 5 years to achieve
the working models, especially since
computer algorithms do most of the
work for them. Those computer algorithms
especially helped them decode our
fast signal processes (EROS)

But the government does like to
release misinfo and pretend the technology
is in the beginning stages when in fact
they are closer to the perfecting
phase stage of the majority of
their technology advancements