Asics used EEGs to prove that, yes, running makes you happierA researcher at Kings College London saw a 58 percent reduction in cognitive stress.By D. Cooper, 01.17.2021
NextMind's brain-computer interface is ready for developersFinally one you might actually want to wear.By J. Trew, 12.08.2020
Researchers say they can predict epileptic seizures an hour in advanceTheir wearable device uses machine learning algorithms to analyze EEG signals.By K. Holt, 09.29.2020
Looxid adapts its VR brain monitor for Oculus Rift SThe EEG attachment could help businesses and therapy patients.By M. DeAngelis, 03.13.2020
Muse's new meditation headband is designed to help you sleepNod off with guided meditation and soothing soundscapes.By R. England, 01.05.2020
Brain-controlled VR lightshows could lull you to sleepTech and sleep don't have to be mutually exclusive.By C. Fisher, 07.26.2019
Brain-to-brain network allows three people to share their thoughtsAre you thinking what I'm thinking?By J. Fingas, 09.30.2018
New brain-computer interface breaks through locked-in syndromeThe experimental system is right about 70 percent of the time.By A. Tarantola, 01.31.2017
Netflix project lets you mind-control its interfaceCouch potatoes won't need to lift a finger ever again.By C. Low, 01.30.2017
Brain implant helps a paralyzed woman communicate at homeThe device is lending new independence to a 58-year-old 'locked-in' patient.By A. Dalton, 11.14.2016
Researchers can find your deepest secrets by scanning your brainThe next privacy crisis could revolve around EEG scanning. By S. Buckley, 09.09.2016
World's first 'active' sleep monitor keeps tabs on brain wavesAll in an effort to help you improve your sleep quality.By A. Tarantola, 03.03.2016
UC San Diego researchers aim to bring EEGs out of the labThe world's first 64-channel "dry" EEG doesn't need conductive paste.By A. Tarantola, 01.13.2016
ICYMI: E-paper kicks, robot directions via thought and moreThere's a telepresence robot that people with motor impairments can direct with their thoughts.By K. Davis, 12.01.2015