Narbis develops neurofeedback-enabled smart glasses that utilize a NASA-patented algorithm to monitor brain activity and provide real-time feedback on attention levels. By changing tint based on focus and distraction, the glasses help users enhance concentration and reduce distractibility during tasks such as reading or studying.
Funding
$10K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Many individuals struggle with maintaining focus and attention, especially during tasks like reading, studying, or working on a computer. Recognizing and correcting lapses in concentration can be challenging, hindering productivity and learning.
Solution
Narbis offers smart glasses that use neurofeedback to help users improve their focus and attention. The glasses are equipped with sensors that monitor brain activity and a NASA-patented algorithm that detects when the user is distracted. When distraction is detected, the glasses change tint, providing immediate feedback. As the user refocuses, the glasses clear, reinforcing attentive behavior. The system includes a tablet and app that tracks progress and provides feedback at the end of each session.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes individuals seeking to improve their concentration skills, such as students, professionals, and anyone looking to enhance focus during cognitive tasks.
Features
- Neurofeedback-enabled smart glasses that monitor brain activity in real-time
- NASA-patented algorithm to track relaxation, distraction, and focus
- Dynamic tint adjustment that darkens when distracted and clears when focused
- Operant conditioning model to discourage distractibility and reward attention
- Included tablet and app to track progress and provide session feedback
- Three-sensor system (two behind the ears, one on top of the head) for brain activity monitoring