A Beautiful Mind: Can Ariel Garten's Brain Wave Interface Improve Your
  Outlook on Life? 
From: Popular Science - 07/2014 - page 62
By: Andy Isaacson

When science and art intersects

InteraXon's Muse is among the first wearable computers that read brain waves,
much like a heart-rate monitor detects a pulse. CEO Ariel Garten says it can
train users to achieve greater focus anytime, anywhere.

InteraXon Muse headset is intended for daily use with an app called Calm,
which features a three-minute exercise designed to help people manage stress.
Through headphones, users can hear their brain waves represented as the sound
of wind. Calm states beget gentle winds; distracted or agitated states elicit
a roiling tempest.

Using InteraXon’s software, anyone can design compatible apps. Garten
envisions a broad array of possibilities, including apps that treat children
with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and help athletes prepare for
games. Eventually companies might get alerts when the brain waves of workers
in high-stress jobs, such as air-traffic control, signal fatigue.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/beautiful-mind-can-ariel-gartens-brain-wave-interface-improve-your-outlook-life

Link:
InteraXon's Muse
http://interaxon.ca/