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Elemind's headband suppresses alpha waves for better sleep
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- abr0ahm 2y agobiomimicry inspired by jigglypuff
- browserman 2y agoAm I misremembering, or was Ubeam, the founder’s previous start up, not sort of a legendary disaster/borderline fraud?
- atmanactive 2y agoIt's an electronic shusher. When unwanted brain waves are detected, a sound is produced and sent via bone conducting earphones. Similar to how you would prod your partner when they snore too loudly.
- jrjarrett 2y agoI struggle with sleep and I was excited by this—until I saw it requires a subscription. I’ll pass, thanks.
- notnmeyer 2y agoarticle says it’s optional > Preorders at $349 start today for beta units, and Elemind expects to start general sales later this year. The company will offer customers an optional membership at $7 to $13 monthly that will allow cloud storage of sleep data and access to new apps as they are released.
- Tarsul 2y agoI'd bet a simple loudspeaker with pink noise wouldn't fare worse (as in: that's basically what is helping here, too).