Wearable tech is taking a leap forward. It is now possible to turn thoughts into art.  Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are stepping out of labs and into the world of art.  These interfaces read brain signals and turn them into visual and physical expressions.  Two cool projects show how this works.

The first project is a dress with a brain-sensing headband. This dress has a 4-channel EEG headband. It picks up brain signals and shows them as animated eyes on small screens. The eyes change based on how engaged the wearer is. This dress is a simple way to show what's happening in someone's mind.  It proves that even basic BCIs can create interesting art.

The second project is more complex. It uses an ultra-high-density EEG (uHD EEG) system. This system is built into a dress inspired by pangolin scales. The dress moves and lights up based on different brain waves. This dress offers a full sensory experience. It shows how advanced BCIs can create interactive art.

Both projects turn brain signals into art. They show that BCIs can do more than help with medical issues. They can also inspire new forms of expression in entertainment, fashion, and education.  These projects push the limits of what art can be.  They turn thoughts into something you can see and feel.

BCIs come in different forms, from simple headsets to advanced systems. This shows that BCIs can be used in many artistic ways.  The future of art might just be in our minds.  As technology advances, the line between art and science will blur even more.  It is an exciting time for both fields.

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