The headband has four dry electrodes, two of which are designed to contact the top of the head and two behind the ears. This allows for the recording of sensorimotor (SMR) brainwaves, for which an increase during the day correlates with better sleep at night.
To prepare the brain for improved sleep, a user puts on the headset during the day and runs through a series of exercises on the app. The app uses the brainwave data it is receiving as an input and user input to produce a neurofeedback loop that tends to generate stronger SMR brainwaves.
URGOnight is expected to be available in the second quarter of 2020 and is slated to cost $500.
Product page: URGONight
Flashbacks: URGONight EEG Headband Trains Your Brain to Sleep Better: Seen at CES 2019
Via: URGO Group
