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Atlas' brain-monitoring wearable tells you how much you're in the moment
It will monitor your brain waves and movement to tell you when you're paying attention. The more distractions there are, the harder it is to keep our focus locked on what you're doing in the present moment.
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Atlas has released its first product, a wearable EEG that tracks brain waves and movement to determine how present a user is. The device measures attention levels by monitoring neural activity and physical motion. Atlas aims to help users stay focused amid distractions, arguing that constant distraction can reduce engagement in daily life and harm mental health. The wearable is positioned as a tool for improving mindfulness and present‑moment awareness.
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