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Founder & CEO at Vocadian, Multimodal Biosignal AI for Human Performance & Health | Product/ HCI/ Lifelong Hacker | MIT SERC Scholar + Harvard MDE, Media Lab+HMS | Ex-Philips, IKEA Home Smart, Maersk, FaunaPhotonics
?? Full Circle: From Research to Real-World Impact It’s incredible to see how far the AttentivU?? research project has come along over the years! I was fortunate to contribute in its early stages since 2019 at MIT Media Lab Fluid Interfaces Group, and today, this journey continues to inspire me. AttentivU glasses?? seamlessly integrate EEG (brain activity) and EOG (eye movement) technologies into a socially acceptable wearable design—enhancing user vigilance and ensuring workplace safety in critical tasks like driving. ? I never imagined that four years later, after a journey of self-discovery and radical innovation, I’d return to this problem space—this time as the founder of Vocadian, continuing to tackle fatigue risk at scale. My path has taken me through frontline exposure to occupational safety and health in the supply chain industry while working at A.P. Moller - Maersk, research on circadian rhythms and voice biomarkers at Harvard Medical School, as well as founding previous digital health (digital music therapeutics) startup Muser—and here I am, back where it all started with unique research expertise and industry insights! ?? Life is full of serendipity. Stay curious, and keep exploring—we never know where the life encounters will lead us to in the future. Grateful to be part of this exciting mission—thank you, Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D., Pattie Maes, and many other inspiring research collaborators! Read more here: "AttentivU:?Designing EEG and EOG Compatible Glasses for Physiological Sensing and Feedback in the Car", https://lnkd.in/eHTW3Y_p #innovation #research #serendipity #signals #entrepreneurship Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship, MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund Program, Harvard Innovation Labs, Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs
Advancing Driver Safety with EEG and EOG Glasses The new innovative AttentivU glasses from MIT Media Lab (Fluid Interfaces) combine EEG (brain activity) and EOG (eye movement) technologies in a socially acceptable, wearable design to monitor and enhance driver vigilance. By incorporating silver electrodes and real-time feedback systems, these glasses represent a leap forward in ensuring safety in critical tasks like driving. Key Features: ??EEG Sensors: Monitor brain signals to detect cognitive fatigue and alertness. ??EOG Sensors: Track eye movements and blinking patterns to identify drowsiness. ??Real-Time Feedback: Delivers haptic or auditory cues to bring drivers back to full alertness. Key Results: ??The system effectively reduced driver fatigue during simulator testing, with participants responding positively to both auditory and vibro-tactile feedback. ??Haptic feedback showed a slight edge in effectiveness, reducing fatigue levels by 10% more than auditory cues. Applications: ??Automotive Safety: Prevent accidents caused by drowsy or distracted driving. ??Workplace Safety: Enhance performance in high-risk or high-focus tasks. ??Personalized Feedback Systems: Expand to other fields such as education and healthcare. At The Center for Strategic Research in Critical Technologies (CSRCT), we see immense potential in such neurotechnology for advancing human-machine interfaces, ensuring safe adoption in industries while promoting ethical and responsible innovation. #Neurotechnology #SafetyInnovation #EEG #EOG #Wearables #CSRCT #Technology #Research #AI Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D,?Caitlin Morris,?Sebastian Zepf,?Javier Hernandez,?Pattie Maes https://lnkd.in/gWEFrufG