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Huffington Post: An Entrepreneur Makes Speech a Reality for All
by Carol J. Carter Abstract: Smartstones, Inc., a company taking great leaps in improving communication technology, is today releasing a new product that will directly improve millions of lives. GlobalMindED is proudly committed to supporting the innovative efforts of companies like Smartstones, whose products and services increase...
Read MoreFast Company: Tan Le
There’s a reason computers, cell phones, and even basic remote controls come with instructions: We need to learn how to use them. "But imagine a device," says Tan Le, founder and president of Emotiv Systems, an electronics company focused on brain-computer interfaces, "that learns how...
Read MoreA Fitbit for the brain is around the corner
By Betsy Isaacson at Newsweek Every time you blink, think or move, your brain generates electricity as individual neurons in the skull transmit information needed to make it happen. If we could detect the electrical signals produced by individual neurons, we could, in theory, read a...
Read MoreSunrise TV Australia: Mind reading headset can control virtual and real objects
Emotiv CTO Geoff Mackellar and CEO Tan Le Appear on major daytime TV segment in Australia: watch the report here...
Read MoreThis Technology May Eliminate Student Daydreaming
By Feral Bell Abstract There are few things more frustrating for a teacher than seeing their students switch off during class. The time and energy spent checking whether children are actively listening or whether they have drifted off could certainly be better used elsewhere. Enter Emotiv, a US...
Read MoreFirst Rule Minute – Emotiv: A Mind-Reading Controller
Travis H. Brown, CEO of First Rule Media Network, brings you the First Rule Minute. You can buy a product – right now – that can control virtual objects with thoughts. It’s called the Emotiv EPOC, and it’s like a Star Wars fantasy device. Emotiv EPOC...
Read MoreNat Geo: This Is Your Brain on Nature
When we get closer to nature—be it untouched wilderness or a backyard tree—we do our overstressed brains a favor. WHEN YOU HEAD OUT to the desert, David Strayer is the kind of man you want behind the wheel. He never texts or talks on the phone...
Read MoreNat Geo Explorers: Tan Le
Tan Le creates innovations that expand and improve the way our brains are studied and understood. She co-founded Emotiv Lifesciences to advance EEG technology, broaden participation in brain research, and create a new worldwide platform for sharing data. Tan Le wants us to put our heads...
Read MoreFortune: Disney wants a wearable for the brain to be the next hit gadget
by Michal Lev-Ram Disney’s latest crop of incubated startups include Emotiv, a promising maker of wearables for your brain. On Wednesday, the Mouse House will graduate its second class of startups—a group of 10 incubated companies that have been working out of a large, open space in...
Read MoreNat Geo: Portable Brain-Scan Headsets: 4 Incredible Applications
By Brian Handwerk, for National Geographic Our brain controls what we think, feel, and do, but scientists have a limited capability to watch it at work outside the lab. National Geographic Emerging Explorer Tan Le hopes to change that while, in the process, fighting neurological disorders,...
Read MoreEmotiv Insight Headset Gives You Jedi Powers
by Cherlynn Low Abstract LAS VEGAS - Prepare to get your mind blown, literally. Available this spring for $299, the Emotiv Insight headset reads your brainwaves to help you train your noggin. I had a chance to use the Emotiv Insight here at CES 2015 to harness...
Read MoreCo. Create: These Photos, And A Bit Of Science, Show What People Wished They Looked Like
Side-by-side portraits, real and doctored, reveal how people wish they looked. If you could change anything about your face, what would it be? Maybe your eyes would be a little larger—or a different color entirely. Maybe your ears would be smaller, your nose straighter, your lips...
Read MoreFast Company: This Life-Changing Philips Hue Hack Makes The Internet Of Everything Mean Something
New technology from Philips and Accenture lets ALS patients control home electronics using a brainwave-reading headband. There’s a lot of talk these days about the Internet of things and connected devices: A computerized world where our refrigerators, thermostats, gym equipment, house lights, and cars are all...
Read MoreNat Geo: Battle of the Sexes – Brain Games
Would it surprise you learn that when it comes to men and women, the genders are not created equally? In the second annual 'Battle of the Sexes,' we'll show you how your brain creates snap judgments about masculinity and femininity, and we'll prove whether men...
Read MoreEdison Awards Winners 2014 – Emotiv Insight
LIFESTYLE AND SOCIAL IMPACT Silver Winners Being recognized with an Edison Award™ is one of the highest accolades a company can receive in the name of innovation and business success. The Edison Awards honor excellence in new product and service development, marketing, human-centered design and innovation. We...
Read MoreRAC: Mind over motor
Inattention is the cause of a significant number of road traumas but an innovative new project is aiming to help drivers keep their mind on the road. Toby Hagon investigates. This article originally appeared in the December / January 2014 Horizons magazine. Words Toby Hagon Roughly one in...
Read MoreWIRED: Emotiv’s mind-powered road safety system slows the car when a driver’s distracted
By Liat Clark Emotiv, the company that has commercialised mind-controlled interfaces with its Epoc headset, has developed a road safety system that automatically slows acceleration when a driver exhibits signs of distraction. The project is an initiative commissioned by the Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia designed...
Read MoreCO DESIGN: This Mind-Reading Headset Gives You The Power Of The Force
Emotiv's new-and-improved headset will give users the "power" of mind control, or something close to it. Five years ago, Vietnamese-Australian inventor and Emotiv CEO Tan Le released the Emotiv EPOC neuroheadset, what was billed as the world’s first commercial brain-computer interface. The product, which still sells...
Read MoreCo. Exist: Levitate Objects With This Fitness Tracker For Your Brain
EEG sensors are no longer giant $10,000 devices. They're now so small that they can be used to monitor everyday activities—and perform a couple of neat party tricks. While exploring the demo area of a health conference this summer, I came across a small table where...
Read MoreWired: Revamped Emotiv smashes Kickstarter target, wants to train your brain
by Liat Clark The makers behind the £200 mindreading Epoc headset have smashed their Kickstarter campaign target, raising a whopping $543,372 (£350,382) for a new version of the headset, with 38 days left to go. The aim of the campaign is to help the makers, Emotiv, reboot...
Read MoreWired: Mind control: How a £200 neuro-headset is redefining brain-computing interaction
The piles of monitors in the front room at the offices of Emotiv Systems in downtown San Francisco resemble an electronics shop that's holding a going-out-of-business sale. A back room, which contains workstations, is more organised, but not exactly a hive of activity: even in...
Read MoreMind control: How a £200 headset is redefining brain-computing interaction
Tan Le dreamed of operating machines using only thought. Now her £200 Epoc headset is redefining brain-computing interaction The piles of monitors in the front room at the offices of Emotiv Systems in downtown San Francisco resemble an electronics shop that's holding a going-out-of-business sale. A...
Read MoreInc. : Videogames Powered By Your Brain
By Christina Desmarais, Inc. Magazine At the most recent TED Global Conference a guy named Evan Grant made an orange cube disappear inside a virtual world by merely thinking it away. The audience went wild over the former TED speaker’s feat. What made the demo so...
Read MoreInc. Reality Bites!
The scientists at Emotiv have done the impossible: created a brain-wave-reading headset that lets you conjure entire worlds using nothing but your mind -- a breakthrough that could be worth billions. Now comes the hard part. Click here to read the full article...
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