Posts Tagged ‘Emotiv’
Philips and Accenture develop ALS care proof of concept on top of Emotiv brain wave headset
Philips, Accenture test brain-controlled system for ALS patients (Reuters): “The Netherlands’ Royal Philips and IT consultancy Accenture are developing software to help people with neurodegenerative diseases like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, live more independently.
Read MoreCombining Google Glass and mobile EEG headsets
Personal Neuro Seeks to Combine Google Glass with EEG (Medgadget): “What do you get when you mix Google Glass and EEG? That’s the question that the people at Ottawa-based Personal Neuro (Devices) are on their way to answering…
Read MoreBrain Training and Cognitive Assessment Market Surpassed $1.3 Billion In 2013
Heads-up: We just announced a new intelligence package aimed at education, health, gaming and technology executives and innovators. “Many market reports provide little value for the money. This market report by SharpBrains is the precise opposite. Its wealth of data and analysis provides very valuable strategic and business development guidance to organizations at the frontier…
Read MoreIf you play chess, then take up hiking
Heads up on a couple of good articles, one sharing great brain fitness tips based on the material discussed during our 2013 Summit, the other analyzing the growth of cognitive training service Lumosity. 7 Ways to Optimize Your Brain (Huffington Post): “3. Cross-train your brain. The saying “use it or lose it” clearly applies to brain…
Read MoreUsing Your Head: What is the Future of Brain Health? (Interview Part 2)
(Editor’s Note: this is Part 2 of the conversation between David Coleiro and Alvaro Fernandez on the future of brain health. You can read Part 1 Here) Non-invasive technologies There is now a growing toolkit of non-invasive technologies which can be used in brain training. Examples of these include:
Read MoreGot Brain? Investing in Our Most Precious Asset in 2013
Open a weekend New York Times or Wall Street Journal and you’ll find a whole section with detailed information and advice for individuals looking to invest wisely. What you will not find, however, is comparable information and advice for investing in your most important asset of all: your brain. Precisely because it (usually) does its…
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