Brain Kiss plays Cupid using Bluetooth headset, iPad app

Macworld
Sep 23, 2012, 1:20 pm402 ptsTrending
Not sure if you're a match with a prospective beloved? Check your brain waves. A couple displays the conflicting results of their brain kiss. Couples at the Tokyo Game Show can try a new app for the iPad that checks if their brain waves are compatible. Brain Kiss uses a headset made by U.S. firm NeuroSky,…

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