Discover how digital twins are transforming fashion: dynamic, real-time virtual models integrate 3D scanning and computer vision to map your body structure for flawless fit, EEG‑based BCIs to capture emotional and neural reactions, and machine learning to predict personal style preferences. Beyond virtual fitting rooms, this hyper‑personalized digital self adapts continuously to subconscious fashion inclinations, delivering an evolving, bespoke shopping experience. – explore

Fashion isn’t just about fabrics anymore—it's about neural interfaces that respond to your brain’s signals, shaping style with science

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Considering the challenges neurotech brings to society, the Chilean Senate developed the legal framework for protecting neural activity.

The drone brain interface is used to control drones to perform task around a track showcased at the 3rd BCI Workshop in Australia.

R&D in the field of neurotechnologies has reached a crucial point where we must reflect seriously about the emerging legal implications.

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