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7 brain-computer interface companies you need to know

Blackrock Neurotech, BrainGate, ClearPoint Neuro, Neuralink, Synchron and more race to bring brain-computer interface (BCI) tech to market.

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Neurable CEO Presents at CES Digital Health Summit 2022

Neurable CEO Presents at CES Digital Health Summit 2022
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These brain-reading headphones are designed to help you concentrate

These brain-reading headphones are designed to help you concentrate By Farah Khalfe Share US-based software company, Neurable has developed headphones that can help you concentrate by reading your brainwaves and adjusting noise cancellation levels in response. The headphones use a ring of sensors around the ear pads to sense your brain’s electrical signals. Based on that information, they can subtly hike up noise cancellation as you begin to reach deeper levels of focus. According to Ramses Alcaide, Neurable’s co-founder and CEO, the headphones’ corresponding app uses machine learning algorithms to understand when your brainwaves resemble the patterns produced by the brain when it’s concentrating, or if they indicate you’re distracted.

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This Neuroscientist s Headphones Can Tell When You re Distracted - And Help Boost Your Focus

This Neuroscientist s Headphones Can Tell When You re Distracted - And Help Boost Your Focus
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