Wearable EEG patch records stable brain signals over 24 hours, including sleep
Reliably recording brain activity over many hours has so far been fraught with technical and practical challenges. While traditional electroencephalography (EEG) systems provide meaningful data, they are often uncomfortable and typically limited to controlled testing environments. Is it even possible to record EEG signals with good signal quality in everyday situations?
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