Hardware · Updated 8 Oct, 04:50 pm IST
Deepinder Goyal’s Temple wearable tracks brain blood-flow from side of head
Why it matters for readers: If you’re curious about wearables, this shows a device that measures brain-related blood flow from the side of the head instead of the wrist.
- Temple is a small pill-shaped device that attaches between the forehead and ear using disposable adhesive grips.1
- The device uses BrainFlow technology to track blood-flow–related signals from the head.1
- Company statements put a possible retail price around ₹1 lakh and say pre-orders in India will open soon.1
- Temple is claimed to be usable during running, swimming and showering, with grips that can last up to seven days.1
- Goyal suggested potential uses such as assessing pilot fitness but the device is not approved or certified for aviation safety.1
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