Stay informed with the latest news, insights, and industry updates related to EEG, ECG, and biosensor technologies. Explore featured articles and media coverage from trusted sources across the biometrics and wearable tech fields.
Mobile Health News – August 16, 2018
…Inspired by the meditation practices of Tibetian monks, WellBrain’s mindful meditation platform aims to prevent painkiller addiction by helping providers assess any mental illnesses or conditions that could lead to addiction down the line…
You Tube – 19 March 2018
…NeuroSky trekked up to snowy Alaska with DiGiorno Pizza to meet the most interesting local people and take their biometric readings while flying planes, racing sled dogs, brewing beer, and of course, eating pizza. The new NeuroSky-powered Medical Center is featured prominently. This handheld device takes ECG readings, cuff-less blood pressure, temperature and many other critical health metrics. For this ad we used an entertaining metric based on HRV (Heart-Rate-Variability) to track the mood of participants…
automotiveworld.com – February 5, 2018
…“Wellness Care” can monitor health information of passengers seated in the rear of the vehicle, such as their stress level, heart rate, and mood state. They can also access relaxing therapeutic services and connect with a health consultant through a real-time video call…
PSFK (blog)-22 Oct 2015
…The underlying algorithms are created by Japanese company Dentsu Science Jam, who explore how brain signal processing can be applied to marketing and other platforms. The brain-computer-interface (BCI) headset is made by the tech company NeuroSky…
Sydney Morning Herald-28 Oct 2015
…Companies like NeuroSky and Emotiv are selling headsets that connect electrical signals from the brain to desktop and mobile apps, and the …
The Corsair · 11/4/2015
…Lat Ware, creator of “Throw Trucks with Your Mind.” Thanks to the NeuroskyMindwave, a commercially available EEG (electroencephalogram) biosensor headset, the words of Digipen graduate Lat Ware are 100% …
PSFK (blog)-22 Oct 2015
…The underlying algorithms are created by Japanese company Dentsu Science Jam, who explore how brain signal processing can be applied to marketing and other platforms. The brain-computer-interface (BCI) headset is made by the tech company NeuroSky….
Ubergizmo-7 Oct 2015
…NeuroSky, however, hopes to explore the possibility of figuring out one’s mind – albeit in a far more humble setting, that is whether one is thinking “Yes” or “No” …
