Now researchers claim to have developed a wireless, wearable “electronic tattoo” that estimates, in real time, how hard our brains are working. The readouts, using brainwaves and eye movements, could ...

Tyrese Haliburton's choke celebration in Game 1 of the series between the Pacers and the Knicks now lives forever in ink on a ...

Researchers introduce a wire forehead e-tattoo using EEG and EOG to measure brain activity and cognitive performance analysis ...

Dr Nanshu Lu, an author of the research from the University of Texas at Austin, writes that the e-tattoo could be valuable ...

Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed an e-tattoo that can monitor and predict mental fatigue.

This technology can track mental workload and detect mental fatigue, potentially benefiting workers like air traffic ...

This week, researchers from the University of Texas unveiled a new, removable, sticker-like electronic face wearable that ...

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The non-permanent wireless forehead e-tattoos decode brainwaves to measure mental strain, without the need for bulky headgear ...

The wireless e-tattoo consists of a lightweight battery back and paper-thin sticker-like sensors, researcher said. The ...

The new wearable—resembling a temporary tattoo—is engineered to measure electrical signals from the brain and eye movements.

Soon you'll be able to prove it as researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking way to track when your brain is working too ...