Startup Says It Can Read Your Brain Signals Using a Pair of Headphones

Neurable is launching a licensing program so hardware makers can embed its AI-based brain-sensing tech in headphones, hats, glasses, and headbands.

The company previously sold brain-scanning headphones with Master & Dynamic and has a $1.2 million Pentagon research contract.

The push could move non-invasive neurotech into mainstream consumer devices.

But it also raises questions about accuracy, privacy, and the use of brain data in military contexts.