Simulation | TransTech #590 Dr. Edward Boyden — Nature of Reality
Simulation | TransTech #320 Laura Inserra – The Wizard of Awe
The inaugural gathering of the Los Angeles chapter of the Transformative Technologies Academy
Becoming Invest-able – Investor Guidance for TransTech Companies with Alex Lloyd from Accelerator Ventures and Nichol Bradford
Digital Transformation: Interview Nichol Bradford, Transformative Technology Lab @ Sofia University<
Former Facebook Exec Is Developing A Technology That Will Make Telepathy Possible | CNBC Make It.
Star Wars: Jedi Challenges Sneak Peek
How Dolby is measuring human emotions to hack Hollywood
Ripple Video
Buzzies – The wearable that reduces stress – CES 2017
Explaining TouchPoints
Neuralink Could Help Humans Keep Up With AI
REVIEW | RESMED S+ Sleep Sensor
Technology of Transformation: Real World Applications Panel
Use The Force – Move a BB-8 with Your Mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgHG-w_z420
Doppel Journey
Electrode Positioning and Montage in Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation
Paramusical Ensemble
Neurozapper
CONSCIOUSNESS APP
Choice Compass: The Scientifically-Based Decision Making App
AMYGDALA
Magic Leap Demo
Just another day in the office at Magic Leap
MindMaze CEO Tej Tadi talks brain-powered AR/VR headset (GDC 2015)
Rethinking the Brain Machine Interface, Polina Anikeeva, TEDxCambridge
Gloveone Kickstarter Spot
Punchkick hands-on: Spire activity tracker
Announcing the GANGLION and the ULTRACORTEX—a $99 biodata acquisition device and a 3D-printed, brain-sensing headset.
Poonacha Machaia
Stuart Hameroff
Eunoia II
“Eunoia II”, I am using the emotional values (excitement, engagement, meditation, frustration, boredom) picked up by the EEG headset, which then gets translated into sound waves that create vibrations in the pools of water placed atop speakers.
Versus (via YouTube)
Versus | Westmont Uses ‘Brain Maps’ to Prove Value of College Degree
University of Washington
Brain-to-brain interface demonstration.
Spire
Building technology that puts the human experience – in all its randomness and unpredictability, its laughter and tears, its joy and sorrow – at its center. Read More
