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EEG-equipped earbuds can track signals linked to sleep, focus and fatigue, but brain-sensing wearables also raise new accuracy and privacy questions.
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EEG-equipped earbuds can track signals linked to sleep, focus and fatigue, but brain-sensing wearables also raise new accuracy and privacy questions.
The post Your Next Earbuds May Know When Your Brain Is Tired appeared first on TechRepublic.
Continue reading Your Next Earbuds May Know When Your Brain Is Tired
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