Tests of the Headband That Promises to Control Dreams Have Begun

Inception movie is released all over the world great interest had woken up. In that movie, a team tries to plant a thought in a person’s mind. to dreams was entering. A title that sounds like something out of a science fiction movie claims that it will enable us to control our own dreams, if not the dreams of others. Beta testing has started for the title Halo, produced by Prophetic.

Prophetic announced that it has opened beta registrations for the $2000 title. This title “lusid can initiate and stabilize dreams” It was stated. What makes this 2000 dollar headset control dreams is Morpheus-I artificial intelligence tool called. This device, which works with ultrasonic sound holograms instead of written texts, triggers lucid dreams by sending various signals to the brain when the REM phase of deep sleep is reached. For this, we need to put the headset on our head and wait for our brain to activate the relevant parts. The headset performs this process autonomously.

Beta tests begin

More than 400 people so far halo applied to participate in beta testing. On the other hand, Prophetic has not yet made a statement about whether the title has been tested on humans, and if so, what kind of results were obtained. On the other hand, projects such as Neuroon Open, Aurora Dreamband and InstaDreamer, which claim to help control dreams, are also ongoing.

Prophetic, thanks to this title, people that they can explore their subconscious says. In a previous statement, the company argued that thanks to these headsets, people can work while they sleep.