We have successfully figured out how to control an NES from a computer using LabVIEW so the hard parts over. Now we just need to figure out how to design our own isolation system, measure microvolt signals on your skin, interpret these signals and translate them to some sort of external movement on the NES. How hard could that be, I mean its not like there's PhD research being done on this or anything. Oh wait ... there is? Then allow me to compare our iPhone remote controlled car to on done by PhD research.
| Our Car ("Wendy") | German Car |
| $13,000 | $200,000+ |
| 1 Month | 2 years |
| Couple of undergrad degrees | PhD and research group |
| Built from scratch | Built on DARPA car |
So bring it on PhD research.
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