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Neurode recently introduced the world's first drug-free ADHD treatment headset. It helps improve focus, impulse control, and memory in just 20 minutes a day. Neurode tracks brain activity in real time, offering an “MRI in your pocket” that lets you monitor progress and take control of your ADHD symptoms.

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A lot of exciting new consumer product launches recently. Some of my favorites are Neurode, Kabata, reMarkable, and DJI. Check out the latest updates and innovations:

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Kabata launched the world's first AI-powered dumbbells. These smart weights offer automatic rep counting, real-time form correction, and velocity-based training to optimize every workout. @KabataFitness has a mobile app with real-time feedback, and automatic weight changes that evolve with your strength level.

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Ritwik Pavan2 лет назад

reMarkable introduced the Paper Pro, a digital notebook with a paper-like feel. It features a full-size color display that replicates natural writing friction for a distraction-free experience. @remarkablepaper helps users take notes, review documents, and stay organized in a digital workflow.

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Ritwik Pavan2 лет назад

DJI just released the Neo, their lightest and most compact aerial drone. It's designed for easy, palm-controlled takeoffs and landings. @DJIGlobal includes intelligent shooting modes, voice control via the DJI Fly app, and the ability to capture dynamic, cinematic shots of you on the go. Available now for $199.

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Ritwik Pavan2 лет назад

That's this week's consumer product breakdown! I recently started a newsletter where I share more info on these products and deep dives weekly. Follow along here:

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Thomas Lutz2 лет назад

@neurode_labs „MRI in your pocket“ - this has nothing to do with MRI at all. Do you mean EEG?

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Paul Æ Blundell2 лет назад

@neurode_labs Just eat natural whole food , cut out sugar and ultra processed crap! It not rocket 🚀 science

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