Mind State-Altering Thync Wearable Technology is on Display at CES 2015
Alyson Wyers — January 7, 2015 — Tech
Currently viewable at CES 2015, Thync is an electrically pulsing headband that uses technology to change your state of mind. If you believe you are your own worst enemy and have a habit of self-sabotage in the form of negative thinking, or simply struggle with a lack of motivation, this item could interest you.
The neuro-signalling device is used to put you in a desired mood. The wearable can induce feelings of calm, increased energy and focus. In an effort to improve daily life for wearers, Thync hopes forcing these kinds of mood shifts will enhance productivity, help them conquer and reach their potential.
The product uses ultrasonic waveforms or vibes to safely to signal specific neural pathways using advanced biomaterials .
The neuro-signalling device is used to put you in a desired mood. The wearable can induce feelings of calm, increased energy and focus. In an effort to improve daily life for wearers, Thync hopes forcing these kinds of mood shifts will enhance productivity, help them conquer and reach their potential.
The product uses ultrasonic waveforms or vibes to safely to signal specific neural pathways using advanced biomaterials .
Trend Themes
1. Mind-shifting Wearable Technology - The trend towards wearable tech that can alter mental states of users presents a number of opportunities for companies in fields like self-help and mental health.
2. Bio-signaling for Mood Enhancement - The use of bio-signals to induce mood changes presents opportunities for new products and services in the health and wellness industry.
3. Neurofeedback Consumer Products - As consumers become more interested in self-optimization, consumer products that utilize neurofeedback technology to enhance mood and cognitive performance present opportunities for companies in health and wellness, as well as gaming and entertainment.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - Companies specializing in wearable technology could develop new products that expand on Thync's use of bio-signals for physiological effects and mood enhancement.
2. Mental Health - The mental health industry could explore the use of wearable technology for non-invasive treatments for mental health conditions, such as anxiety and depression.
3. Self-optimization - Companies in the self-help and self-optimization space could explore the use of wearables and other technologies that allow consumers to optimize mood and cognitive performance.
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