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You’ve been scrolling a lot today. What if you could do it without using your fingers? I’m building NeurBridge: A real-time brain-computer interface using the Muse 2 headband. Right now I’m streaming live EEG data from my head into a Python backend and turning neural signals into actual device commands. This is day 4. First working demo (left/right navigation + blink to select) coming soon. What are some more commercial use-cases you could imagine?

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Jean-Rémi King@JeanRemiKing·20h

✨🧠 Tribe v2, our latest model of human brain responses to sound, sight and language can now be (partly) explored on your phone📱: ▶️demo: aidemos.atmeta.com/tribev2/ 📄paper: ai.meta.com/research/publi… 💻code: github.com/facebookresear…

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BioLLM@BioLLM_·2d

Everyone show your love here and tell @AdamDraper why we should get the $500k to GROW BioLLM - the first EVER AI trained on real human neurons. We have accomplished: - BCI inference layer - 500+ users - BioLLM.com …and SO much more!

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@DarrelFrater DM!

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Darrel Frater ✝️@DarrelFrater·2d

Any founders interested in pitching my friends at Sovereign’s Capital? They invest in early-stage tech companies across the U.S. and Southeast Asia—backing founders with clear differentiation, whether through data moats, deep tech, or strong customer relationships. 💰 Check Size: $300K - $3M Comment “DM” below. Happy to get you connected.

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@Scobleizer @Looki_ai Would love to chat and get your thoughts!

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Robert Scoble@Scobleizer·3d

I found myself in a panel with Sebastian Thrun who started the Waymo company. I couldn’t help but record him for a few seconds. I was wearing the @Looki_ai pendant. Will be interesting to see what it does tonight. Talking about how Ai will change products at the Dreame event in San Francisco. Big Chinese consumer electronics company that makes amazing products. Is announcing a new AI operating system for phones on Thursday. And I have a bunch of videos. They make a variety of robots. Grass cutting. Pool sweeping. Vacuuming and mopping. And a lot more. Company is all built around small electrical motors. Some spinning more than 200,000 times a second. My head was spinning. I kept my own. And the other panelists were bad asses too. But he started an autonomous car company and really industry.

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@thedevchandra accelerator

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Dev@thedevchandra·3d

alright here's a list of 28 startup accelerator programs closing in the next 90 days that you can apply to rn founders get funding, mentorship, investor intros, cloud credits, resources, high value network - a16z speedrun - Solo Founders Program - Black Flag - ERA NYC - Forum Ventures - Entrepreneurs First - YC S26 - 20+ more want in? like, follow me and comment "accelerator" and I'll send the link over

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Aristo@aristomarinetti·7 Nis

„Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do some great thing that shall be told among men hereafter“ Homer, The Iliad

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@ChuntersNode Once the demo is live, then hopefully!

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ChuntersNode 🌍@ChuntersNode·5d

@Ya_sharm It’ll scroll for me?

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Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm·6d

You’ve been scrolling a lot today. What if you could do it without using your fingers? I’m building NeurBridge: A real-time brain-computer interface using the Muse 2 headband. Right now I’m streaming live EEG data from my head into a Python backend and turning neural signals into actual device commands. This is day 4. First working demo (left/right navigation + blink to select) coming soon. What are some more commercial use-cases you could imagine?

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@vhespanha0 Yes, just makes signal hard to detect (hair adds a layer that these signals have to traverse) But it really just depends where the nodes are placed!

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massive inconvenience@vhespanha0·5d

@Ya_sharm does it still work if you have hair?

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@NoirHantu We're getting there but with strong enough training, yes!

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NoH@NoirHantu·5d

@Ya_sharm does this work as accurately as i think?

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Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm·5d

@ishratn00ri Right now I’m focused on building a reliable minimal classifier for accessibility and industrial use cases (phone/TV control + hands-free operation in high-risk environments). Once that’s solid, I’m definitely interested in exploring more avenues!

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Ishrat Noori@ishratn00ri·5d

@Ya_sharm This is INSANE , i can see strong potential in gaming/VR systems. what's ur plan tho?

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Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm·5d

Great question! EEG doesn’t read individual neurons directly. Instead, it measures the summed postsynaptic potentials from thousands of pyramidal neurons in the cerebral cortex firing together. These tiny electrical fields (in the microvolt range) are conducted through the skull and scalp, where the electrodes on the Muse 2 pick them up from your forehead and behind your ears!

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Twenty26@Twentieone_c·5d

@Ya_sharm Does it read the neurons in your brain? How was it able to send all of that data from the brain? You think if it and it goes on to work? How does it work? I'm so curious to know.

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Damon@damonpnl·5d

THIS GUY is streaming live EEG from a Muse 2 headband straight into Python and turning brain signals into scroll commands. No fingers necessary. Imagine a world where disabled users get full phone and computer control. And traders execute moves on the go without touching a device. Productivity explodes when your brain directly triggers agents instead of typing every prompt. As someone who is obsessed with optimization this is definitely something I could see myself using in the future.

Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm

You’ve been scrolling a lot today. What if you could do it without using your fingers? I’m building NeurBridge: A real-time brain-computer interface using the Muse 2 headband. Right now I’m streaming live EEG data from my head into a Python backend and turning neural signals into actual device commands. This is day 4. First working demo (left/right navigation + blink to select) coming soon. What are some more commercial use-cases you could imagine?

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@damonpnl I like your take on trading and productivity! Lets chat and make something 🤝

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@FrankEisfelder Great use case!

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Bernd@FrankEisfelder·5d

@Ya_sharm Driving a wheelchair. Great news for a lot of people, if that works.

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Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm·5d

@1Alvin__ Fair point! While doomscrolling is real, NeurBridge is also designed for people who can’t use their hands whether due to disability, injury, or being in high-risk environments. The goal isn’t to make scrolling worse, it’s to give people more options :)

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Alv\n👍🏽@1Alvin__·5d

So while we’re trying to battle doom scrolling and brain rot, there’s a literal Brain researcher actively trying to make it worse.

Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm

You’ve been scrolling a lot today. What if you could do it without using your fingers? I’m building NeurBridge: A real-time brain-computer interface using the Muse 2 headband. Right now I’m streaming live EEG data from my head into a Python backend and turning neural signals into actual device commands. This is day 4. First working demo (left/right navigation + blink to select) coming soon. What are some more commercial use-cases you could imagine?

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Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm·5d

@WirSiegen1984 Appreciate the feedback. Not everyone has the luxury of using their hands; that’s exactly why I’m building this :)

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Skeptic Mind@WirSiegen1984·5d

@Ya_sharm Yeah scrolling is so hard and painful. I am so glad heroes like you are devoting yourselves to the great causes of humanity. Gtfo moron

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Yash Sharma@Ya_sharm·5d

@V0idX9 Still currently working towards addressing specific niches with this. I have some ideas but would be open to hearing more :)

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Void@V0idX9·5d

@Ya_sharm What is it for

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@LoisAgada No side effects! I'd argue this is more passive than having airpods on all day. Right now, I'd like to focus on consumer electronics as to avoid FDA/HIPPA compliance. The moment I start diagnosing (as we do in a clinical context) I'll need much more clearance.

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