Late May 2014, NextOS started an Alpha testing phase for Virtual Denise Mobile on iOS, Android and Windows Phone 8 platforms. In April 2014 NextOS stopped for a while the work on the desktop version Denise 2.0 to get the Home Automation and the mobile modules ready. The company will now focus in the Home Automation area as well improve the Virtual Assistant Technology. In January 2014, Guile 3D Studio became NextOS. In 2013 an Avatar Builder SDK was announced which was however never released up to now. Based on the latest developments in neuro-technology, Emotiv has developed a revolutionary new personal interface for human computer interaction. In the same month, Guile 3D teamed up with EMOTIV for computer-brain control interface. It measures brainwave impulses from the forehead from a position neuroscientists call FP1 with research grade precision. As a turnkey brainwave sensing headset, it uses the same bio-sensor as the Mattel MindFlex, Star Wars Force Trainer and NeuroSky’s research tool the MindSet.
The NeuroSky MindWave headset is the first product available for the consumer market. In september 2011, Guile 3D teamed up with NeuroSky for a brainwave impulse control interface. In 2014 Denise was the winner of the 1st place in the Chatterbox Challenge.
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