The headband looks from the outside like an elastic sports band to hold hair and absorb sweat during exercise, but it differs from traditional headbands by having electronic sensors installed on the forehead.

The design includes electroencephalography (EEG) sensors that allow real-time brain data to be scanned, enabling the user to track levels of fatigue, stress, and concentration during exercise.

The prominent front section also contains a vibration device that alerts the user when sudden changes occur in his physical activity, which helps him adjust the exercise according to his health condition.

The smart headband, called Nuromova N1, transmits all the data to a dedicated smartphone-compatible app, where users can view accurate graphs and analysis of their health status and exercise performance.

Available information indicates that the Nuromova N1 is still in the development and testing stages, and the project is being funded via the Kickstarter platform, and will be launched in global markets at a price of approximately $329.

Source: mail.ru

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