New Innovation Helping Lives

We're big fans of technology that improves our daily lives. Neurofeedback therapy, when done frequently and consistently, can have a great impact in the way we feel on a daily basis. By just sitting back and relaxing, this technology can prompt the brain to draw from its existing resources and pull itself out of these mental “ruts”. The result is a more open and positive mindset in which obstacles are more manageable and problems more resolvable.

We're always on the lookout for new technology that can help us optimize your potential. Here are some new innovations that may soon change your life:

Robot Chef

Moley has created the first even fully robotic chef. A pair of robotic hands prepares meals with the same dexterity as a human chef all by itself. Imagine getting home to a delicious, home-cooked dinner without having to move a finger - not even to do the dishes! The consumer version is set to go to market later this year and you register for the pre-sales on their website.

Smart Cars

The cliche vision of flying cars may still be too far in the future, but the automotive industry has seen some of the biggest technological advancements in recent years. Elon Musk's Lexus has been making headlines for long time with their smart cars, but most recently it unveiled the new UX models - a range of clever cars developed to make your life much easier. They have, among other features, a multimedia unit with a 10.3 inch screen displaying Sat Nav with live traffic updates, wireless charging and a clever drive mode which provides integrated control of multiple systems including the engine and CVT.

Better Sleep

We are big advocates of a good night's rest and know the positive impact high-quality sleep can have in our lives. The new company URGOnight shares this belief and has created a headband that helps you improve the quality of your sleep. Much like with Neurofeedback machine, it helps you identify sleep-related brainwaves, teaching you how to activate them.