Brain-Training Glasses

The High-Tech Eyewear Uses NASA-Developed Programs to Improve Focus

This high-tech eyewear is designed to train your brain and enhance focus and memory. The neurofeedback glasses use sensors as well as programs developed by NASA. Narbis is currently fundraising on crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.

To use the high-tech eyewear, you put them on and strap a bluetooth armband on. There are three sensors: one at the end of each arm and one that goes over your head. Small gold pins connect to your skin and monitor brain activity. Once the bluetooth amplifier is turned on, you can start training your brain via the Narbis app. The smartphone application has five different training programs to measure your attention levels in different areas of brain performance.

Signals are sent from the brainwave-measuring sensors to the glasses. They're electrochromic, which means the lenses get dark when your attention wanders and clear when you're more aware.

Neurofeedback Glasses
The development of neurofeedback glasses that enhances brain performance may revolutionize the health tech industry.
Nasa-developed Programs
NASA's development of training programs for brain performance can disrupt the field of cognitive enhancement.
Crowdfunding Campaigns for Health Tech
Increased crowdfunding campaigns for health tech innovations can drive more innovative medical technologies.

Where This Applies

Health Tech
The neurofeedback glasses can disrupt the healthcare industry, particularly for diagnoses and treatment of brain-related disorders such as ADHD and depression.
Cognitive Enhancement
The development of neurofeedback glasses presents an opportunity for the cognitive enhancement industry to produce technology-assisted mental performance tools.
Crowdfunding Platforms
Emerging crowdfunding platforms are disruptive to traditional fundraising models, enabling innovative ventures such as Narbis to raise capital.
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GENDER
70% Men30% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
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Popularity 35%
Activity 38%
Freshness 8%