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Japanese scientists can see your dreams

Sleeping Concert

We are one step closer to being able to see what people are dreaming about. A team of Japanese scientists have created a device that can reconstruct images and thoughts from people currently dreaming. The device is in its basic stage, but it can output what it finds on a computer screen.

While the images are not extremely vivid, this is a perfect proof of concept. The scientists showed 6 testers letters from the word “neuron”. They then proceeded to measure their brain activity and reconstruct the data to show the letters on screen. Leave it to Japan to create something so crazy as this!

Also interesting, the picture above is from a “Sleep Concert”. Yes, it’s a concert that is meant to put you to sleep. Read more about it here.

Via Telegraph.

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Written by xorsyst

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  1. I used to want to invent that, but mine was more like “the dream helmet” where it would record it via neurotransmitters into an optics based data decoder .. basically what they did but more like watching a video.

  2. That concept is brung from “Osmosis Jones” back in 2001, and most other sci-fi programmes.

    But i still dream in H-mode, especially with a female cosplayer of my dreams

The Daruma dolls have real eyes.

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