BodyWave Reads and Reacts to Brainwaves

ADD treatment of the future?

Sep 29 2010, 12:21pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun

There have been a bunch of products over the last several months that look to read brain waves to control various things like your music or games. A company called Freelogic has a new device called BodyWave that promises to read brainwaves and provide feedback to the user via an armband with sensors.

The armband sensors can monitor a person and when they are distracted, it will remind the user to pay attention. The armband will also have sensors that can control a computer and do lots more.

The company claims that the BodyWave system can be used in Freelogic simulations to start and end the simulations by thought alone. The company is aiming the system at markets where workers have to be attentive like air traffic controllers, police, soldiers, firefighters, and others. This would be a great thing for ADHD people who drift off at times to help them keep on task if it works as advertised.

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