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Sensors embedded in a glove monitor the heart and hand sweat glands of a sleeping person to record emotional arousals provoked by the brain during dreaming periods. The resulting records - hypnograms - are 3D drawings that the user may learn to interpret and use as introspection tools over time. [via] Link.
The Dream Recorder
Sensors embedded in a glove monitor the heart and hand sweat glands of a sleeping person to record emotional arousals provoked by the brain during dreaming periods. The resulting records - hypnograms - are 3D drawings that the user may learn to interpret and use as introspection tools over time. [via] Link.
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May 28, 2005 08:50 PM
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