Brain-Computer Tech

What if you could play a video game…without touching a controller? Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology is making it possible! With sensors that pick up your brain signals, BCIs can let you move characters, fly drones, or even type words, just by thinking.

A brain-computer interface connects your brain to a computer or device. It’s being tested to help people with disabilities, make gaming more immersive, and even control robots in space. Scientists are exploring how BCIs could change education, medicine, and entertainment.

Your Task

Imagine your school wants to launch a “Mind-Powered Game Arcade.”

Design a Game: What kind of game would you control with your brain? (racing, puzzle, adventure, sports?)

How It Works: Describe how players would use their thoughts to play.

One Unique Feature: Add something no other brain-controlled game has—maybe multiplayer brain battles, teamwork mode, or calming “mind-breaks” to recharge.

Name It: Give your game a catchy title.