This course explores Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) research and its potential applications for developers. The learning outcomes include understanding BCI definitions, physiological signal acquisition, current BCI interfaces, control schemes, and potential improvements for player experience. The course covers topics such as adaptive gameplay, emotion detection, interface replacements, and challenges in BCI technology. The teaching method includes lectures on BCI concepts, case studies, and future possibilities. This course is intended for game developers, researchers, and individuals interested in the intersection of technology and gaming.
Brain-Computer Interfaces - One Possible Future for How We Play
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Talk Overview
BCI Definition
Physiological Signal Acquisition
Current Generation Interfaces
Current Control Schemes - Summary
Imagine an Ideal Interface
Potential Improvements
Improved Player Experience?
BCI Introduction
What Are We Measuring
Physiological Signals
BCI Roadmap
Traditional Playtesting Approaches
Downsides of Current Approaches
Adaptive Gameplay
Positive vs. Negative Emotion
Adaptive Enemies
Adaptive Teammates
Adaptive Rewards
Interface Replacements
Remove The Middle-Man
Human Intent To System Response
System Response To Human Intent
Brain Stimulation
Challenges (and Caveats)
Taught by
GDC
