【morning wake up sex video amateur】The Frenz brainband talks you to sleep with artificial intelligence

Geordi in Star Trekwears a VISOR,morning wake up sex video amateur an arc-shaped gadget across his eyes and temples, that provides him with vision. Tam Vu, the founder and CEO of Frenz, wears his brainband — a gadget that looks an awful lot like the VISOR — across his forehead to help him sleep at night and focus during the day. The future is here.

The Frenz brainband talks to you as you fall asleep, and not in an annoying way, Vu told Mashable at CES 2023. It connects to your phone and then uses artificial intelligence to curate audio from its library of cognitive behavioral therapies and other soothing sounds to help you fall asleep faster. So it might encourage you to imagine you're on a beach, listening to the waves crash down. If that freaks you out, Frenz knows, because it is continuously monitoring your heart rate and brain activity — and it will adapt its language and recordings until you're snoozing. Once you're asleep, the sounds stop, but the machine still gathers information on you, Vu says.

Would you sleep in this? Credit: Courtesy Frenz brainband

The device is surprisingly comfortable — easily better than the dozen-or-so heatless curlers I've attempted to sleep in. The noise reaches your brain through bone-conduction speakers that look a lot like a tiny plastic sea anemone. That little sea creature can work as an alarm clock as well.

Mashable Light Speed Want more out-of-this world tech, space and science stories? Sign up for Mashable's weekly Light Speed newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

---

You May Also Like

---

---

During the day, the Frenz brainband is useful, too, by using the same tech that helps you fall asleep to keep you focused at work. It collects all of that data and uses it to give you feedback on your sleep and focus, like what time your attention falters the most or suggestions for falling asleep faster.

SEE ALSO: Underdogs, mishaps, and a $5,000 prize: How our meditation contest unfolded at the world's most stressful tech conference

Even though it's intended to be useful 24/7, you can't keep it on all the time. The battery lasts about five hours if you're listening to sounds constantly, but 12 hours if you're only using it for brain tracking, like when you're trying to fall asleep. But, Vu said, it only takes about 45 minutes to bring it back to a full charge.

---

Related Stories

---

• The best memory foam mattresses
• Troubleshooting the mystery of post-COVID insomnia with a sleep tracker
• Nanit Pro is a high-end baby monitor with breathing tracking and sleep analysis
• You might sleep, and dream, like a spider

The Frenz brainband will go on sale soon for $490 — but if you pre-order it, you can bring that price down a few hundred bucks.

Topics CES Health Mental Health

• relaxation
• recreation
• fashion
• knowledge
• focus
• hotspot
• synthesize
• explore

• Swych Finance Releases the Next Generation of DPE
• California Stars
• UGA vs. Auburn football livestreams: kickoff time, streaming deals, and more
• NYT mini crossword answers for October 4
• First photos from DHS day three
• Never Gonna Give You Up
• Meta unveils it's newest AI tool, Movie Gen
• Today's Hurdle hints and answers for October 4
• 7 Good Reasons to Attend SiGMA Europe 2023
• Apple fixes iPhone 16 touch screen bug in iOS 18.0.1

• Who are the 41 lucky people Trump follows on Twitter?
• Well, even Taylor Swift has done the mannequin challenge now
• The Ultimate 44 Used Graphics Card Pricing & Benchmark Guide
• A sexy Kenny G meme war is what the internet does best
• UK women rally to support Planned Parenthood in a post
• Sassy dancing lizard is breakout star of 'Planet Earth II'
• Banks set to lose their last stand against Apple Pay
• Girl asked to change her Black Lives Matter shirt has perfect response
• Wisconsin is getting ready for a recount
• People think this video of a New Yorker smashing a windshield is fake

• INTO THE NEXT STAGE: Hapa Documentaries — Twin Takes on Similar Subject
• Best early October Prime Day mesh WiFi deals: Save up to $225 on Google Nest, Netgear
• NYT Strands hints, answers for October 6
• Google Search is testing blue checkmark feature that helps users spot genuine websites
• Steve Harvey Apologizes for Remarks About Asian Men
• We're fracking the hell out of the U.S. Can Jay Inslee stop it?
• Oregon vs. MSU football livestreams: kickoff time, streaming deals, and more
• Penn State vs. UCLA football livestreams: kickoff time, streaming deals, and more
• Author Ishizuka to Speak at CAM
• New giant squid video shows they're not terrible monsters, after all

• 2016 Akimatsuri Fall Festival at ESGVJCC
• Every book in 'Heartstopper' Season 3
• Apple's Phone SE 4 will surprise with new display and top cameras, report claims
• How to turn off touch screen on Chromebook
• NapulETH: The Premier Web3 Event in Southern Italy
• IU vs. Northwestern football livestreams: kickoff time, streaming deals, and more
• ChatGPT unveils major redesign with new 'Canvas' interface for writers and coders
• Best robot vacuum deal: Get the Shark Matrix Self
• INTO THE NEXT STAGE: Horsing Around Pays Off for Scott Oshita, Todd Minobe
• 3 newly announced ways Google Search is using AI