Brain–computer interfaces are moving rapidly from research labs into practical healthcare. Non‑invasive EEG systems can now detect intent, monitor cognitive state, and deliver feedback that reshapes neural pathways. In rehabilitation, BCI closes the loop between the brain and muscles; in performance, it personalizes training to your real‑time state.
At The Brain Hacking Lab, our focus is safe, evidence‑informed BCI that meaningfully improves function—mobility after stroke, attention for ADHD, and resilience under stress. As sensors and algorithms improve, expect even more precise, accessible tools.
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