Headset measures brain activity and knows if you’re happy, sad, engaged or confused
Yair Levy and his team are mind readers.

They can literally see what’s going on inside your brain, objectively, in real time.

Using a specially-designed headset to measure brain activity, they’ve collected enough data to readily identify universal “signatures” – or biomarkers – common to everyone, that indicate when they are engaged, bored, happy, sad, confused or anxious.

The researchers at Tel Aviv-based brain.space made headlines in April, when their headsets were sent into space, as part of of Israel’s "Rakia" mission on the International Space Station.

Source: NoCamels