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Play board games using the insect remote control technology discussed in the link.
Fly Remote
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7420542/
[theircompetitor, Apr 11 2005]
(?) PacMan with real insects
http://www.livescie...pacman_insects.html
[theircompetitor, Jul 27 2006]
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hey, thats a bit lazy, tc. |
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sod it, its more than a bit lazy... |
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wait... so would our brains be outfitted with sensors that moved the pieces accordingly? Or would the pieces be given fly brains that we would move around with lasers? |
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in the case of the first guess: why not have some more sophisticated circuitry that sent logic firing to the visual cortex for vivid visualizations of combos, allowing the user to behave more like a real photographic memory chessmaster. |
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