In this scenario, you’d be using neurotechnology.
We’re increasingly accustomed to relying on consumer wearables like smartwatches and fitness apps that measure and assess our physical parameters, but for most of us, that’s where things stop. The idea of interfacing with the brain itself is generally seen as something confined to science fiction, cutting-edge research, hospitals and medical treatments.
However, this new tech is already becoming quietly embedded into the most mundane of areas – workplaces, education, entertainment, and so on….
