The 'Pocus' wearable neuromodulation device is a medical-grade solution for consumers who are looking to take more control over their brain health and perform effective treatments from the comfort of home. The headband works by being worn around the forehead and will go to work when activated to deliver 1mA of electricity to the brain for 30 minutes. This is reported to help stimulate the frontal lobe and help to stimulate the body's natural rhythms in a noninvasive manner.
The 'Pocus' wearable neuromodulation device has been designed for Watson & Company and, given the low-power design of the solution, has a safe design that will cause minimal discomfort or side effects when used for short periods.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Wearable Neuromodulation
- Devices like 'Pocus' will pave the way for noninvasive, at-home treatment for neurological disorders.
- Brain-stimulation Technology
- Advancements in brain-stimulation technology, like the 'Pocus' headband, will give consumers more control over their brain health.
- Medical-grade Wearables
- Medical-grade wearables, such as the 'Pocus' device, will provide consumers with safe, noninvasive solutions for neurological conditions.
Where This Applies
- Health and Wellness
- 'Pocus' and other wearable neurostimulation devices will innovate the health and wellness industry by providing accessible, at-home treatments for neurological disorders.
- Medical Devices
- The development of wearable neuromodulation devices will disrupt the medical device industry and shift the focus towards noninvasive treatments for neurological conditions.
- Neuroscience
- The integration of brain-stimulation technology in neuroscience will revolutionize how neurological disorders are diagnosed and treated, with more emphasis on consumer-driven, noninvasive solutions.
