Category Archives: Art

“I wanted to translate the emotional body through robotics and music”: InteraXon interviews researcher Erin Gee about Bicameral Music

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Gena Meldazy

Tweet In October 2012, Erin Gee announced a collaboration with neurophysiologist Vaughan Macefield (Australia) and roboticist Dr. Damith Herath (MARCS Institute) called ‘Bicameral Music’. Bicameral Music is a performance that Gee describes as combining robotics, technology and raw emotion. The … Continue reading →

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Next Up: Palo Alto! Quantified Self Conference 2012

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetAt the beginning of the week InteraXon visited San Francisco for the always fun TechCrunch Disrupt; this weekend we get to visit another beautiful part of the sunshine state. Palo Alto, here we come! On September 15th and 16th our COO Trevor Coleman … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – August 12th

Posted on August 12, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

Tweet What a week! From Toronto, to Colorado, and back – we’ve had another jet setting week here at InteraXon. In the world of BCI and ubiquitous technologies: two fabulous interviews were published this week. Steve Mann was profiled in … Continue reading →

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With This BCI, The Future of Architecture Looks ‘Transparent’

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetWhen the MIT Media Lab received an architectural facelift in 2009, its transformation represented the schools goal of encouraging transparency between the creative projects housed there. The new lab contains 163,000 square feet of open workspace and floor to ceiling … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – July 22nd

Posted on July 22, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

Tweet What is a brain computer interface, and who decides the definition of this term? Many leading researchers in the field have posed this question. With the variety of consumer brainwave enabled games, apps, and plug-n-play devices released in 2012, … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – July 15th

Posted on July 15, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetThis week InteraXon pulled a hat trick, with 3 speaking appearances in Ontario and Quebec: Girl Geeks Toronto, Start Up Festival in Montreal, and at a pre-university program series with the University of Toronto! On Monday, Ariel and InteraXon’s own … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – May 27th

Posted on May 27, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetIt’s been an exciting week for all of us here at InteraXon. This past Wednesday, our CEO Ariel Garten gave a keynote speech at Mesh, one of Canada’s premier digital conferences. The keynote was received with an overwhelming response; your … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – May 6th

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetThere is an exciting trend developing in 2012. New algorithms for brain computer interface devices, that will benefit future medical patients, have also been some of the most-shared online news items in neuroscience over the past few months. While many … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – April 29th

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetWe continue to innovate with brain computer interface technology, and various neuroprostheses that utilize it, and we also learn more about ourselves and how our brains work. These innovations push the limits of what we previously believed to be physically … Continue reading →

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BCI News Roundup – April 16th

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Gena Meldazy

TweetWe’re kicking off a new season with a new series of weekly News Round Ups! Every week we’ll select cool and exciting industry announcements to talk about in-depth here on the blog. Many thought-controlled computing developments are quickly becoming consumer … Continue reading →

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