https://www.youtube.com/embed/8rwqWoBasuc&w=720 Hello World - Episode 5 Mojave is home to a whole engineering revolution. Inventors of all stripes have flocked here to rethink machines. Some work on new rockets, some on new types of aircraft, and some of them work on new types of cars.It’s America’s great...
Read MoreHave you ever wondered what a person’s brain activity looks like when playing a game that involves a high mental capacity? Well one study, performed in August in 2014, explored this idea by looking at the brain activities of amateur participants while playing a game...
Read Moreby 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 MoreThere’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 MoreBy VR-ify Abstract Large food, drink and snack brands spend billions of dollars each year to release new products. The packaging of these products is often decided by a handful of marketeers/ designers, because it would be too expensive to conduct a large consumer A/B test with...
Read MoreAn interesting test of one's cognitive ability and mental endurance requiring competitors to 'out-focus' an opponent in a drone drag race fueled by electrical signals emitted from the brain. Wearable EEG systems have incredible potential for so many applications and the data we acquire is crucial...
Read MoreJoin Emotiv CEO, Tan Le, UCLA Dr Robert Bilder and Sharp Brains CEO Alvaro Fernandez for a lecture on 25 Must Know Facts about Brain Health, Neuroplasticity & Technology. Mark your calendars for April 21st. Click here for more information about the event...
Read MoreBy 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 MoreEmotiv CTO Geoff Mackellar and CEO Tan Le Appear on major daytime TV segment in Australia: watch the report here...
Read MoreBy 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 MoreTravis 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 MoreDimitrios A. Adamosa, Stavros I. Dimitriadisb, Nikolaos A. Laskarisb. School of Music Studies, Faculty of Fine Arts, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 54124 Thessaloniki, Greece Abstract Recent advances in biosensors technology and mobile EEG (electroencephalographic) interfaces have opened new application fields for cognitive monitoring. A computable biomarker for...
Read MoreWhen 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 MoreTan 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 MoreOur brains are our body's most adaptive, powerful organ—and the least understood. With a new, mass-market technology, Emotiv, Tan Le aims to explore how our brains function in settings beyond the clinical. Le sits down with Chuck Salter to discuss the way our brains react...
Read Moreby 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 MoreFrontiers in Neuroscience. Rafael Ramirez, Manel Palencia-Lefler, Sergio Giraldo and Zacharias Vamvakousis Abstract We introduce a new neurofeedback approach, which allows users to manipulate expressive parameters in music performances using their emotional state, and we present the results of a pilot clinical experiment applying the approach to alleviate...
Read More5th EAI International Conference on Wireless Mobile Communication and Healthcare - "Transforming healthcare through innovations in mobile and wireless technologies", At London, Great Britain. Evdokimos Konstantinidis, Nicola Conci, Giorgos Bamparopoulos, Panagiotis D Bamidis Abstract The emergence of inexpensive off-the-shelf wireless EEG (electroencephalography) devices led researchers to explore novel paradigms in the...
Read MoreHuman-Machine Systems, IEEE, 2015 Abstract Assessment of mental workload using physiological measures, especially EEG (electroencephalography) signals, is an active area. Recently, a number of wireless acquisition systems to measure EEG and other physiological signals have become available. Few studies have applied such wireless systems to assess cognitive workload and...
Read MoreBy 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 MoreOlga Sourina, Yisi Liu.Nanyang Technological University, Nanyang Ave, Singapore Abstract Emotion recognition from EEG could be used in many applications as it allows us to know the “inner” emotion regardless of the human facial expression, behaviour, or verbal communication. In this paper, we proposed and described a novel fractal...
Read MoreSchool of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens, Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, The Bartlett, University College London, 2015 Abstract This paper explores the use of mobile EEG (electroencephalography) in the study of environmental perception and the ways the perception of physical measurements of a space may...
Read Moreby 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 MoreHiran Ekanayake Abstract P300 (or P3) is one of the components in an ERP waveform (Illustration 2). It is a positive deflection in voltage (2-5μV) with a latency of about 300-600 ms from the stimulus onset. It is typically measured by placing electrodes covering the regions Fz, Cz and...
Read MoreSide-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 MoreGang Li and Wan-Young Chung, Department of Electronic Engineering, Pukyong National University, Korea. 2014 Abstract Currently, driver drowsiness detectors using video based technology is being widely studied. Eyelid closure degree (ECD) is the main measure of the video-based methods, however, drawbacks such as brightness limitations and practical hurdles...
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