Researchers in Canada have created a high-tech headband that read brain waves. It is intended to clearing the mind of distractions, reported CNET. The makers of high-tech band Muse (MUSE) company "Interakson" based in Toronto explained that they developed a device to help people to regain their concentration, to improve productivity and to combat stress. Meuse looks like glasses equipped with sensors on the forehead and behind the ears. Device reports data from brainwaves and transmits them to the smartphone user. This enables him to understand what makes his brain.
"The tape shows when the mind is calm and one is focused on his work , and when the brain is active , it tosses 'tones' of thoughts and the individual is bored, excited and distracted ," said Ariel Garten from the company. Brain data is transmitted from the corresponding smartphone app like a beach scene. When the brain is active , the user hears the whistle of the wind and sees overhanging clouds. When the brain is relaxed, sounds and birdsong is clearly visible sky.
Through 3 -minute exercise focused on breathing , users can calm their mind and see how the clouds dispersed.
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