Neurable launches brain-tracking headphones with EEG sensors
Neurable has released Neurable One, a headphone that tracks your brain activity using embedded EEG sensors. It monitors focus, cognitive load, and mental energy in real time, translating signals into easy-to-read insights via a smartphone app. The headphones are priced at $499 and combine audio features with brain tracking, aiming to make understanding your cognitive state as routine as checking your heart rate.
- Twelve EEG sensors track brain states in real time
- App displays focus, load, and mental energy data
- Wearable design is made for daily, all-day use
- Cost is $499, targeting mainstream adoption
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