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Our mobile app catches events on your phone and the xBand forwards them as vibration messages on your wrist. You will quickly learn to interpret them. Leaving your ears, eyes, hands and attention to more important tasks.
HTTP support was requested by a user, to be able to connect to their own servers. We thought it was a good idea and implemented an HTTP interface for sending from and to the xBand.
This guide walks you through how to connect your xBand to IFTTT and how our triggers and actions work.
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) will change the way we communicate with our electronic devices and with each other.
Research has shown that sensory substitution works. For example, the sense of touch can be used to substitute for seeing or hearing. The brain is plastic, and although you pass information to the brain via the sense of touch, the brain can amazingly still interpret it as vision or sound.