What is the XWave?
The XWave is the first consumer product priced under $100 which can sense and detect human brainwaves, interpret them and connect it to everyday technology. Brainwave detection and research has been proven for decades and is rooted in medical science. The XWave makes this proven patented technology available at the consumer level for the first time.
The second picture shows $99 consumer grade, 10 seconds to install, User friendly, and Plug and play
What does it do?
In short, your brain is an organ which communicates through electricity with billions of brain cells called "neurons." These pulses or rhythms of electricity can be detected at the surface of the skin with a small antenna. Before XWave, these signals were confusing lines which needed to be interpreted by trained technicians.
Brainwave EEG Bands
Brainwaves are analog signals which range between 0-50Hz. The ranges of frequencies are broken up into bands labeled in the medical industry as:
Delta (0.5 – 2.75 Hz) – Delta waves mainly occur in infants and adults in deep sleep. Delta waves are also known for triggering the release of growth hormone, which provides healing, hence the reason why sleep is so important during the healing process
Theta (3.5-6.75 Hz) – Occur mainly in children during the early stages of sleep and adults when they are emotionally stressed.
Low Alpha (7.5 – 9.5 Hz) and High Alpha (10 – 11.75 Hz) – Occur when a person is relaxed, but alert. During this state, a person is awake but resting. During sleep, alpha waves are replaced by beta waves.
Low Beta (13 – 16.75 Hz) and High Beta (18 – 29.75 Hz) – Occur when an adult is focused, alert or engaged in any form of activity.
Low Gamma (31 – 39.75 Hz) and Mid Gamma (41 – 49
Delta (0.5 – 2.75 Hz) – Delta waves mainly occur in infants and adults in deep sleep. Delta waves are also known for triggering the release of growth hormone, which provides healing, hence the reason why sleep is so important during the healing process
Theta (3.5-6.75 Hz) – Occur mainly in children during the early stages of sleep and adults when they are emotionally stressed.
Low Alpha (7.5 – 9.5 Hz) and High Alpha (10 – 11.75 Hz) – Occur when a person is relaxed, but alert. During this state, a person is awake but resting. During sleep, alpha waves are replaced by beta waves.
Low Beta (13 – 16.75 Hz) and High Beta (18 – 29.75 Hz) – Occur when an adult is focused, alert or engaged in any form of activity.
Low Gamma (31 – 39.75 Hz) and Mid Gamma (41 – 49
Attention Meter:
Your attention is derived from Beta Waves. These are brainwaves between 13-30Hz. Your beta waves are calculated and then interpreted to give you your attention level. The XWave Visualizer app gives you an opportunity to experiment with your attention level by floating a ball with your mind.
Meditation Meter:
Your meditation is derived from Alpha Waves. These are brainwaves between 7 - 12Hz. Your alpha waves are calculated and then interpreted to give you your meditation level. The XWave app gives you an opportunity to experiment with your meditation level by changing the color of the screen based on how relaxed or the strength of the meditative state you're in.
Is it safe?
Yes. XWave is perfectly safe and ONLY LISTENS to your brainwaves. It DOES NOT transmit or send any signals.
.75 Hz) – Is associated with higher mental activity including perception and consciousness. It seems to be associated with consciousness. Gamma waves disappear under general anesthesia.if you interesting with this product, buy me one :P at http://www.plxwave.com
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