Posts Tagged ‘biometric’
May “industry review boards” contribute to the wider adoption of virtual and augmented reality for physical and mental health?
__________ Industry review boards are needed to protect VR user privacy (World Economic Forum blog): “It seemed like a game when Riley first started the virtual reality (VR) maze … A month after playing the game, Riley was turned down for a new life-insurance policy. Given his excellent health, he couldn’t understand why. Several appeals later,…
Read MoreCognitive enhancement at the edge: The US Navy tests neuro-priming and other non-pharmacological aids to boost cognition and performance
— Super SEALs: Elite Units Pursue Brain-Stimulating Technologies (Military.com): “At a conference near Washington, D.C., in February, the commander of all Navy special operations units made an unusual request to industry: Develop and demonstrate technologies that offer “cognitive enhancement” capabilities to boost his elite forces’ mental and physical performance
Read MoreRecognizing unique EEG brainwaves to enhance biometric authentication: Key Neurotech Patent #20
Today we are sharing a robust 2005 patent harnessing EEG brainwaves in the (now) hot space of biometric authentication and security. (As mentioned, we are featuring a foundational Pervasive Neurotech patent a day, from older to newer by issue date) U.S. Patent No. 6,898,299: Method and system for biometric recognition based on electric and/or magnetic characteristics. Assignee(s): GR…
Read MoreMedical signal monitoring and display: Key Neurotech Patent #3
Today we are sharing a 2001 patent assigned to Carefusion 209, Inc. (As mentioned, we are featuring a foundational Pervasive Neurotech patent a day, from older to newer by issue date) U.S. Patent No. 6,224,549: Medical signal monitoring and display Assignee(s): Carefusion 209, Inc. Inventor(s): Wirm van Drongelen Technology Category: EEG Issue Date: May 1, 2001 SharpBrains’ Take: The ‘549…
Read MoreTrend: Harnessing biometrics and cognitive training to improve athletic performance
— Is Cognitive Training the Next Frontier in Sports? (iQ by Intel): “The shift to quantitative analysis of so-called athlete intangibles — data previously unattainable before tracking devices provided empirical evidence — is replacing gut instinct and guesswork in sports…the volunteers spent a half hour playing a unique video game that recorded their physiological reactions to
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