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Narbis CEO Says New Smart Glasses Teach the Brain to Focus
By Taylor Craig In the age of multi-tasking, smart glasses-maker Narbis is hoping to use artificial intelligence to help people focus better. The company's new glasses, which launched Tuesday, can detect when you're distracted and train your brain to remain...
NASA-inspired smartglasses turn dark whenever you lose concentration
By Luke Dormehl You know those photochromic lenses that turn regular glasses into sunglasses on sunny days? Wellness company Narbis just developed a unique twist on that idea — with a new pair of smartglasses intended to encourage...
Digital Trends Live: AirPods Pro, Google moves on Fitbit, and more
By Todd Werkhoven On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Chris DeGraw discuss the top stories trending in tech, including Apple’s AirPods Pro, Google’s bid for Fitbit, Uber Money, team-building robots, smiling pets, and more. On this...
Narbis smart glasses punish distraction by turning opaque
They reward focus and relaxation with a clear view. Christine Fisher, @cfisherwrites10.29.19 in Wearables Narbis Operant conditioning is a well known psychology principle -- in which "good" behavior is rewarded and "bad" behavior is punished. While positive...
Narbis Glasses Detect Brainwaves to Measure Attention, Turn Dark to Help Keep Focus
Consumer-grade electroencephalography (EEG) devices are interesting novelties, but their capabilities tend to be very limited. What they’re pretty good at, though, is evaluating whether a person is focused and paying attention to something. This capability has mostly...
These $600 smart glasses for helping people focus can track your brain waves and will darken the lenses if they sense you’re not concentrating
A child uses the Narbis glasses. A wellness tech company called Narbis has released smart glasses for children that are meant to help them concentrate.The glasses have three sensors that can track the wearer's brain waves and detect when they're...
Smart glasses aim to remove distractions, plus other news
BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the week's best technology stories including: Twitter announces plans to ban all political advertising worldwideSamsung teases a flip smartphone with a foldable screenSmart glasses which aim to increase concentration by...
Can’t focus? Prepare to be kept in the dark by Narbis smart glasses
The £520 spectacles were described by the tech website Gizmodo as “the dumbest smart glasses”NARBIS It is a biblical curse: “All the bright lights of heaven will I make dark over thee.” Now a tech startup plans to apply the principle to children who will not focus on...
Specs that help you focus: Wellness firm launches $590 smart glasses that monitor your BRAINWAVES and change color if you aren’t paying attention
Narbis glasses have three sensors - one behind each ear and another on top of the head - that monitor a wearer's brainwaves The lenses will darken if the system detects a user has lost focus on a task The specs are meant to improve concentration, sleep...
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