Prophetic AI co-founders Eric Wollberg and Wesley Berry discuss the company’s Halo headband, which uses transcranial focused ultrasound and neural transformer architectures to induce lucid dreams. They explain how these technologies are used in the device.
Prophetic opened beta registrations for its $2,000 Halo headband, an AI-powered device designed to influence dreams during sleep. It runs on Morpheus-1, a multimodal AI model, and uses ultrasound signals to stimulate the prefrontal cortex during REM sleep.
Prophetic says people can work in their sleep. Its Halo device is a non-invasive neurostimulation headband that uses focused ultrasound signals to activate lucid dreaming states for creative problem solving.
Prophetic, a lucid-dream startup founded by Eric Wollberg and Wesley Berry, raises $1.1 million for its Halo headband. The headband uses focused ultrasound to induce lucid dreams, an approach the startup presents as a way to work while sleeping.
