Brain-reading headphones 'sense' when you're distracted and turn up volume
dailystar.co.uktechnology can also create music playlists based on which songs seem to help the user concentrate, according to the Times.Dr Ramses Alcaide, the company’s founder, said its research shows people only have two to three hours of high productivity in their day.He wrote in a blog post: “Enten lets you know how and when that happens so you can maximize your time without overextending your brain.“They tell you when it’s time to take a break and track what activities impact your focus.”He said the gadget gives you “greater control over your time and how you live your life”.Most people tend to have the same signals for certain activities, like concentrating, which means machines can pick them up.Dr Alcaide, a neuroscientist, added: “Enten’s launch.
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