The Muse S Athena headband uses several sensors to collect brain activity data, and allows you to control a game with your mind. It's as sci-fi as tech gets.

Brain-sensing specialist Interaxon is back with a long-awaited update to its Muse headbands, launching the Muse S Athena. The $475 Athena follows the Muse S (2022) and Muse 2 (which we tested in ...

The Muse S Athena has a new fNIRS sensor that can identify how much oxygen is in your brain. The more oxygen, the more effort you're making.

Muse by Interaxon, a global leader in neurotechnology, unveils Muse S Athena, the world’s first consumer wearable to provide ...