Earphones are usually associated with music, but several Japanese companies have come up with a real brainwave for headsets, using them to measure brainwave activity to improve mental welfare in the burgeoning brain tech industry.; A Japanese company is marrying technology from motorsports, parasports, and robotics with a bespoke seating simulator to fashion a customized wheelchair it believes will reduce physical and mental injury risk and improve user QOL.
The Brief #37 Brainwave monitor earphones, Customized wheelchairs
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