OK, not really. Maybe. Ok not publicly at least but this may be the foundation.


iWink The power to control your dreams.

http://mashable.com/2014/...s-aurora/


Smart Headband Promises Better Dreams and Improved Sleep

Aurora is worn like a headband and takes a measurement of brain waves through a user's forehead to determine when REM sleep is attained, and then uses both lights on the headband and audio from the users's smartphone to alert the user that she is dreaming (while hopefully not waking her up in the process).

It's sort of like training wheels for someone who wants to try lucid dreaming but hasn't been able to do it on their own. For an experienced lucid dreamer, it provides greater control in initiating the experience.



Are you getting one?