Freer Logic, improving human performance

• Play Attention utilizes BodyWave technology
• BodyWave technology was featured in the November 18, 2011 issue of the Globe and Mail.
  
• BodyWave technology was featured in the November 14, 2011 issue of Time Magazine.
  
• BodyWave technology was featured in the November 17, 2011 issue of Huffington Post Canada.
  

• BodyWave technology was featured in the January 2011 issue of Popular Science.
  

Freer Logic’s latest innovation is BodyWave technology. This patent pending technology,  in the form of a sports armband, reads and reacts to brainwaves through the extremities of the body. It collects interactive feedback for training purposes.

Imagine a small interactive armband that allows athletes to achieve and keep a mentally competitive composure throughout a game. When are you best prepared to shoot, throw, drive or putt the ball? Easily distracted while driving, running or riding? ‘BodyWave’ will tell you exactly when you’ve reached a peak performance state or if your being inattentive or distracted and help bring you back into focus. The new wearable BodyWave technology from Freer Logic does just that and is now available for sports applications, training environments, and field applications in many different situations.

BodyWave reads brain activity through the human body via a uniquely innovative arm band that houses brainwave sensors that attach to the arm or wrist. BodyWave’s patent pending design monitors the brain’s physiologic signal through the body. Dry sensors acquire brain signal and transfer it wirelessly to a mobile device or PC. When BodyWave is used with Freer Logic’s 3D computer simulations, it can teach stress control, increase attention, and facilitate peak mental performance.