The Muse headband quantifies and records your electrical brainwave data so that you can easily understand the impact of your thoughts, movements, and emotions specifically during meditation.
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What Are People Saying About Muse S

  • I tested the first version of Muse and was not impressed. Muse 2, however, is a daily favorite for brief time frames (5 minutes is my own setting) of mindfulness. I personally also add using it at least a few times a week in distracting environment to keep increasing my measured abilities to be more mindful and calm amidst chaos.

  • Darius Danesh Darius Campbell says:

    Muse S – This has really helped me with sleep when travelling. The latest version of this award-winning neurofeedback device is my favourite so far, that allows for more comfortable wear, better signal quality and longer battery. I like the new Go-to-Sleep Journey features, which I use when flying, helping me be optimally rested and recharged for meetings.

Highlights

  • Quantified Brainwave Data
  • Improved Decision Making and Cognitive Health
  • Research Driven Results

Details

Quantified Brainwave Data

Muse measures brain activity and gives real time feedback and data on body movement, heart rate, breath, and mental activity allowing for real quantifiable adjustments.  Seeing this data, allows you to learn more about your thoughts or emotions and learn how they are impacting your performance.

What Exactly Does Muse Measure?

How is the Data Used?

Decision Making 

Meditation increases the blood flow to the frontal lobe of the brain and improves rational and clear thought performance, decision making, and cognitive performance personally or professionally.

Cognitive Health

Meditation is proven to increase blood flow in the brain, which is beneficial for cognitive health and minimize the risk of Alzheimer’s and other neuro-degenerative diseases.

See Value of Meditation

Research Driven Results

Muse is a research driven company that is backed by a number of studies at prominent universities including Harvard, MIT, and the University of Toronto. These studies demonstrated that meditation improved learning ability and attention while decreasing decision making fatigue.

See the full list of studies.

Interviews

Ariel Garten| How Muse Improves Meditation

Ariel Garten | Measuring Brainwave Activity

Ariel Garten | Meditation and Muse Improving Everyday Lives

Ariel Garten | Muse Being Used in Research

Ariel Garten | How The Brain Responds to Meditation

Ariel Garten | The Origins of Muse