System employing a plurality of brain/body-generated inputs to control the multi-action operation of a controllable device

A system employing a plurality of brain/body-generated inputs to control the multi-action operation of a video game, comprising:

• a video game system, operable to perform at least two actions via remote control;
• and
• a head-mounted user interface device, comprising:
• a frame, adapted to be worn on the cranium of a user,
• a first sensor, comprising a first electrode, that is supported by the frame, arranged to be placed in contact with a surface of the scalp of the cranium when the frame is worn by the user, and adapted to receive a first bioelectric signal from the user,
• a second sensor, comprising a second electrode, that is supported by the frame, arranged to be placed in contact with a surface of the scalp of the cranium when the frame is worn by the user, and adapted to receive a second bioelectric signal from the user,
• a processor, supported by the frame, that utilizes application software to receive and process input provided by the first and second sensors, including the first bioelectric signal and the second bioelectric signal, to identify psychological or physiological arousal of the user based on at least one of the first and second bioelectric signals, and to generate an output, selected from at least first and second different outputs, based on such arousal, and
• a transmitter, supported by the frame, that is communicatively connected to the processor and is adapted to transmit a signal to the video game system, the signal representative of a command, corresponding to the selected output, to initiate a first or second of the at least two actions performed by the video game system.