How a BCI works?

Our brain constantly generates subtle electrical signals that pass through the scalp without us perceiving them. These signals originate from neuronal activity and contain information about our mental state.

A BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) is a device that captures these signals and translates them into a format that a computer can understand. It is a non-invasive, completely painless technology that enables direct communication between the brain and a digital system.

Symbiote I is such a system, capable of reading signals from 16 different areas of the brain with high precision. It analyzes brain activity 256 times per second, allowing for a detailed interpretation of the user's level of concentration or relaxation in real time.