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.
The hardware in question for this build is a B20 Fitness Tracker, an ungodly cheap piece of hardware that contains an ADS1292 bioimpedance sensor that can be used for ECG, EMG, and EEG.
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.
The headset contains five electroencephalography (EEG) sensors, which measure the electrical activity in your brain while you're listening to your tunes. Right when the sensors read that you've ...