Muse: The Brain Sensing Headband

• Muse is your personal meditation assistant
• Sometimes your mind is calm and sometimes it's active. Muse will guide you to a calm mind
• Put on the Muse headband, put on your earbuds, start the app, and close your eyes. Immerse yourself within the sounds of a beach or rainforest.
• While you meditate, Muse measures whether your mind is calm or active, and translates that data into weathers sounds.
• When you're calm, you'll hear peaceful weather sounds. When your mind wanders, the weather will intensify, guiding you back to a calm state.
• After each session, review your data, set goals, and build a deeply rewarding meditation practice that gets better every time.
• Kindly refer to the User Manual, FAQs, and Tech Specs for more information.

Product Description

Muse is your personal meditation assistant. While you meditate, Muse measures whether your mind is calm or active, and translates that data into weather sounds. When you’re calm, you’ll hear peaceful weather sounds. When your mind wanders, the weather will intensify, guiding you back to a calm state. After each session, review your data, set goals, and build a deeply rewarding meditation practice that gets better every time.

From the Manufacturer

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Why meditate with Muse?

Muse is the first tool in the world that gives you accurate, real-time feedback on what’s happening in your brain when you meditate. Improve your meditation practice in as little as 3 minutes a day – any time, anywhere.

Personalized tracking, motivational challenges and rewards encourage you to build a more regular and effective practice.

Experience all the benefits of meditation – such as relaxation, improved mood and reduced stress – with none of the uncertainty.

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The science behind Muse

Your brain is constantly generating electrical signals when you’re thinking, sleeping or even relaxing. These signals can be detected from outside your head, via sensors.

Muse uses the same brain sensing technology that doctors and scientists have employed for more than a century to detect your brain signals, similar to how a heart monitor measures your pulse.

Muse has 7 finely calibrated sensors – 2 on the forehead, 2 behind the ears plus 3 reference sensors – which detect and measure the activity of your brain.