Experience a new era of tech with DreamMachine, the first platform to record an image direct from the human mind — a spin off from UTS's AAII.
Through integrating AI-driven image generation with EEG data for enhanced dream reconstruction fidelity, DreamMachine allows us to better understand a distinct dimension within human consciousness — dreams. Source: AdobeStock.
DreamMachine: AI enhanced dream reconstruction using EEG and machine learning
Welcome to your dreamscape. Experience DreamMachine, a spin off from the Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute at UTS. DreamMachine, an open-source brain-to-computer interface system, will be demo'd at SXSW Sydney next week amongst the latest innovations from NSW's thriving tech scene.
Approximately one-third of a human lifetime is spent in sleep. Dreams, often conceptualised as cognitive narratives, remain one of the human mind's great mysteries. DreamMachine performs functions such as direct mental command and control, enabling seamless and intuitive human-computer interaction. Compatible with a vast variety of different devices and platforms, DreamMachine brings a new era of technology closer to the human mind.
SXSW Sydney
Taking place October 17 though to 19, SXSW Sydney at NSW House is a chance to hear from thought-provoking speakers and panels, forge meaningful connections at meet-ups and experience cutting-edge tech from the finest innovation activations in NSW. Meet the team of researchers behind the tech — AAII's Dr Avinash Singh, Peter Xing (Transhumanism Australia Co-founder), Yangyulin Ai and Quang Nhan Duong, who will present the DreamMachine in action.