This innovative VR headset promises to decode the user's brain activity.

OpenBCI, a neurotech innovator out of Brooklyn, has high hopes that their beta version will prove it can capture physiological responses while users navigate through the Metaverse. The Varjo Aero, recognized as a professional-grade device in the realm of extended reality, claims to be the first headset that can actively monitor metrics related to the heart, skin, muscles, eyes, and brain. XR The Aero may resemble other wireless headsets on the market, but it incorporates pioneering brain-computer interface technology paired with the Galea software and hardware ecosystem. This iteration of the headset is equipped with integrated EEG electrodes that begin transmitting user data to Galea as soon as it’s worn, allowing for the creation of a detailed physiological profile.

The visionary behind this technology considers it 'the future of personal computers,' emphasizing the intersection of technological advancement and neuroscience that's rapidly evolving. VR OpenBCI aims to inspire developers to leverage their Galea headsets in crafting applications for both entertainment and practical functionalities, allowing them to monitor metrics such as heart rate fluctuations during gameplay or shifts in neurological activity while tackling challenging puzzles.

Conor Russomanno, CEO of OpenBCI, tells PC Gamer Currently, the Varjo Aero is not targeted at the average consumer, as it is priced at $1,990, with premium models ranging from $3,400 to $6,000. However, it's only a matter of time before VR headsets may adopt features typically seen in wearables, like the Apple Watch, triggering reminders to move around or take breaks. Just remember to activate those external cameras before diving in!

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