Enhance Your Mental Performance: Emotiv EPIC & Qualia Focus Analysis

In this video, I review the Emotiv EPOC: a wireless EEG headset that not only tracks your brainwave activity, but also uses BCI (Brain Computer Interfacing) technology for "mind control" programs and games. And I use the popular nootropic Qualia Focus to test out my brainwave results.

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https://www.emotiv.com/epoc/
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I’ll be breaking down the Emotiv Epoc+ into a couple of categories:

1. Who should buy it?
2. Form and Functionality
3. Special Features and my experiment with Qualia Focus Nootropic by Neurohacker Collective
4. Pros and cons

And I would say there are a few demographics of people who would benefit most from this device:

1. People interested in peak brain performance
-- If you’re obsessed with understanding your brain and how to enter the “flow” state - whether that be for deep work or meditation, this is a phenomenal device for that. Much like using a device to track your sleep or fitness levels — you need a baseline for understanding how your brain works to make changes…and you’ll get that from the real-time brain wave tracking in this headset.

2. People interested in Brain-Computer Interfacing
--- I’m talking about the ability to translate your brain signals into actual commands on a computer or other device. This is some really cutting-edge technology that can be used for things like virtual gaming and even for people with neurological disorders who have difficulty communicating through speech.

BCI (Brain Computer Interfacing) Studies:
"Brain-Computer Interface for Clinical Purposes: Cognitive Assessment and Rehabilitation": https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
"Brain-Computer Interface based Neuro-prosthetics": https://scipol.duke.edu/learn/science...
"The Introductory Guide to BCI (Brain-Computer Interface)": https://www.emotiv.com/bci-guide/