Muse lets users monitor their brain waves on mobile devices
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Muse is a prototype wearable device, that lets users monitor their brain waves on their mobile device
Muse is intended to help users relax, concentrate, build confidence, or otherwise take control of their mental state
The Muse headband
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Want to know what your brain is up to? Soon, it may be as simple as slipping on a wireless headband, then accessing an app. That’s the idea behind Muse, a wearable device developed by Toronto-based tech company InteraXon. Essentially a lightweight portable EEG (electroencephalography) machine, it lets users monitor their neural activity in real time via their mobile device.
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