"All life is a dream, and dreams are dreams", but that doesn't mean they have to disappear when you wake up. Onirik allows you to record and relive your dreams to explore what was once forgotten.
In addition, Onirik facilitates your rest thanks to its sleep-inducing function, reducing the stress and anxiety that prevent you from enjoying your rest.
Carried out by Jesus Barcala | Rocio Gonzalez | Raquel Martos Jover | Andrea Robledo Leal | Roxana Piniella
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In a world full of screens and stimuli, sleep is becoming increasingly complicated, but Onirik offers a novel and attractive solution. Its techniques based on artificial intelligence and neurotechnology allow you not only to explore your dreams once you wake up, but also to analyse your sleep patterns, providing you with all the key information you need to improve the quality of your rest thanks to Memento.
🔗 Landing page: https://www.onirik.tech/
EEG electroencephalography sensors, which detect brain waves in real time, are combined with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) technology, based on artificial intelligence algorithms, to reconstruct fragments of dream content based on the analysis of brain patterns.
Onirik's ergonomic design makes it easy to rest, allowing you to immerse yourself in a state of consciousness within your own sleep. As you sleep and recover from the day, it records your dream activity and stores it, so you can play it back whenever you want. The recording is stored in the cloud and you can re-immerse yourself in the dream world like never before.
A good night's sleep is key to both short and long term health, and sometimes you need a little help such as that provided by Onirik. Not only will you be able to live unique experiences and revisit the world of dreams with your eyes open, but you will also be able to improve the quality of your rest thanks to all the information that MementoIA will provide you with about your sleep patterns.
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