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4Actually kinect and its rivals require using your hand, only they don't require to hold a controller/joystick/gun. Now in the movie they don't show what they have meant by "using your hand" but I always assumed some sort of a neural connnection.– mg30rgCommented Jul 20, 2015 at 14:42
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3We're almost all the way to that point, too.. but I found myself recently musing about this exact point when I realized I could walk into the room, speak a few words, make a few gestures, play a dance game, make a few more gestures/incantations to shut the system down, all without touching a damn thing.– JoshCommented Jul 20, 2015 at 16:44
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1In addition to kinect, there are a bunch of supposedly mind controllers that have been floating around for several years. For example Emotiv. I think they've backed off the idea that they'd be good enough for playing games however.– Matt BurlandCommented Jul 20, 2015 at 17:17
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15This scene also correctly predicts what Elijah Wood would look like in 2015.– Mark PetersCommented Jul 20, 2015 at 17:51
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2I had a Power Pad for my NES in 1986 or so. You used your feet instead of your hands. I also had the Power Glove, which used your hand in a different way.– Wad CheberCommented Jul 21, 2015 at 1:27
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