Good lord.<p>I guess I knew this was possible, but seeing it in practice is something else entirely.<p>I wonder if it’s output unipolar 0-10v or bipolar -5/+5 and how that “feels” to the user.
Wow, that's a really cool project! I love the modular design of the prosthesis that allowed the hand to be quickly exchanged with the CV output module. I wonder how many independent signals you could learn to control using this type of interface? I suspect at <i>least</i> ~5 per arm (>=1 per finger), similar to the fingering used for piano/guitar/etc?<p>While it isn't remotely as cool as controlling CV with you mind... someday I should convert my Nintendo Power Glove into denkitribe's SynthGlove[1] MIDI controller.<p>[1] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpLkX7X37D4" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpLkX7X37D4</a>
I was thinking, I'd consider hacking off an arm if I could control a machine with the stub, and then I realized, one likely does not need to remove any appendages to interact with such a mind body interface. The future is coming.