Painting
The joy and laughter of Johannesburg children
Sensoree has come up with an intriguing head-piece that takes smart wearable technology to an invasive place. Their 'NEUROTiQ' measures the wears brain activity exposing visually and publicly what before only happened in our heads. The strange sea-creature-looking headgear is 3D printed and hand-knit. It uses an Emotiv Epoc EEG sensor to translate brain activity into color. When the wearer is sleeping the lights glow red, they glow green when she is relaxed, and blue when she is alert. Would you want the world knowing what goes on in your head? I feel like this would be problematic. ...