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The XWave is a new technology that uses a single electrode placed on the wearer’s forehead to measure electroencephalography (EEG) data , and converts these analog signals into digital so they can be used to control an external device. The XWave comes bundled with a software that includes a number of brain-training exercises. These include levitating a ball on the iDevice’s screen, changing a color based on the relaxation level of your brain and training your brain to maximize its attention span.   In the company’s own words: XWave, powered by NeuroSky eSense...

From Scientific American Two European designers, Dries Verbruggen and Lucas Maassen used their alpha waves as a source of inspiration for their design work, which resulted in a piece of furniture, the Brain Wave Couch. “The process is a wink to a rather futuristic design process,” the couch creators wrote in a press release, “for which a designer merely has to close his or her eyes,...

A post-doc position (funded for 3+ years) is available immediately in the field of Brain-Computer Interface/Neural Engineering research. The successful candidate will be part of the...

Have a look at this demo  of an electric wheelchair under control of an Emotiv EEG/EMG headset . The control system developed by Cuitech, detects when the user winks or smiles, and translates...

Via Sentient Development The BSI-Toyota Collaboration Center (BTCC) is developing  a wheelchair that can be navigated in real-time with brain waves . The brain-controlled device can...