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muse meditation device melds science and style for toronto co-creator
by：Yufengling
2019-08-24
When a newspaper photographer goes to her office in the city center to take photos, Ariel Garten does not need any instructions.
Garten is 36-year-
The old Trenton of cooperation
Created InteraXon to produce the Muse headband, a consumer device designed to help people meditate and reach a calmer ceiling.
During the photo shoot, Garten knew how to position her face, and she exuded confidence and confidence.
She looks super
Being aware of her appearance and how she wants to show it in public may be a reflection of her background in fashion design.
After all, Muse is part of a \"wearable technology\" device explosion used to improve fitness
In this case, the brain is healthy.
Wearable technology is one of the fastest
According to Elliott Chun, a spokesman for Best Buy Canada, Best Buy Canada has a growing variety of products.
The products include Fitbit, Jawbone and Microsoft\'s Band 2, three fitness and activity trackers, and Apple Watches.
Muse is also associated with mindfulness movement in which people meditate or receive treatment to achieve Zenlike, live-in-the-
An instant state of calm.
Muse jumped a few big names on the train.
Actor Ashton Kutcher, CEO Heather Reisman and Chad of indig
Meng Tan, Google\'s predecessor, has invested in all.
The $300 device costs $3.
Sales in the last six months of last year were 5 million, in 68 countries.
Born and raised in Toronto
As InteraXon\'s \"chief evangelist\", he is the main face of the Muse --has a wide-
Covers a broad background in neuroscience, psychotherapy practice, and fashion design.
This combination seems to work.
Recognizing her business skills has put her into a \"high-
Potential female entrepreneurs in Canada and the United StatesS.
Ernst & Young recently appointed Garten as a class member of EY Entrepreneurial Winning\'s 2015 women\'s startup program, the North American executive education program launched in 2008.
The project identified that female business owners will be guided and have access to resources to help them develop their business, access to capital and develop their networks.
She is one of four Canadian women.
InteraXon, launched in 2007, received $300,000 in startup funding from Indiegogo crowdfunding.
In addition, FF Venture Capital, New York, provided $500,000 in seed funding in 2012.
The company has 45 employees.
At present, the only Muse headband is made in China.
The idea of the Muse headband stems from Garten\'s collaboration with Steve Mann, a computing engineer at the University of Toronto, in 2002 and 2003.
His brain is primitive.
He built the computer interface system in the 1990 s at MIT.
When she ran a clothing store, Garten and Mann started working together in his home lab, and she said: \"create a concert that allows you to create music with your head . \".
She met Chris Aimon there, too. founder.
Aimone had a master\'s degree in computer engineering and was a student under Mann.
\"At some point in this adventure, I was looking for a way to bring neuroscience tools to the public,\" Garten recalls . \".
\"I went back to the original technique I worked at Steve labs, where we interacted directly with the world with our minds and heard what our brains sounded like.
Aimone and Garten later worked with another colleague from InteraXon
Founder of Trevor Coleman
People with expertise in promotion and marketing
They signed a contract for the first project in 2009.
The team calls it the world\'s largest \"thought --
At the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, thousands of the public wore headphones developed by InteraXon to enable them to light up the CN Tower, the Niagara Falls and the Capitol.
Headphones measure electrical signals in the brain and send out radio waves connected to the lighting system by three landmarks thousands of kilometers away.
After some adjustments, the team will develop the Muse that went public in the fall of 2014 and is now under the responsibility of Best Buy.
Muse has received high attention from more than 100 research and scientific institutions, including the Mayo Clinic.
Researchers there are working on using Muse to relieve stress in breast cancer patients waiting for surgery.
Muse is used as other tool in later work related
Trauma stress disorder, attention deficit disorder, anxiety and pain management.
Her DNANot many 17-Science and Artyear-
Olds performs DNA analysis while developing the fashion series.
\"I have been doing art and science all my life at the same time,\" Garten said . \".
\"This has always been the dichotomy of my life.
She is the daughter of two accomplished parents.
Her mother is fine.
Famous artist Vivian Rice and her father Owen Garten have become famous in investing in real estate and repairing historic properties. (
In 1998, the star tells a short story that there are two types of torotonians: the people who are invited to the party of Reiss and Garten, and who have only read them)
The story of Ariel Garten is both about style and self and about science and technologyawareness.
Garten said that when she graduated from Grade 12, a secondary school in northern Toronto, she had passed the institute\'s biotechnology program and was proficient in DNA analysis and synthesis.
This made her work in a laboratory at the Samuel Lenfield Institute in her teens, the leading biomedical research center at Mount Sinai Hospital, where Garten handles embryonic stem cells.
At the same time, she has set up a series of costumes she calls \"avant-garde\" and sold them to Queen St\'s storeW.
And in New York.
Garten graduated from the University of Toronto in 2002 with a degree in biology and psychology and was awarded the title of neuroscience, when he opened a clothing store at the University of St.
Called flavor Hall
She said the income was not big, but she did not lose money.
She received a lot of coverage in the media and became the main content of the city\'s annual fashion week event.
Garten said she inherited her creativity from her mother.
Reiss said in an email that as a mother,
She also has a son, Joel Garten, 34
She asked her children to choose their own direction in life.
\"I did not send my child to kindergarten or primary kindergarten.
I feel like they are too young to be strictly managed, so I asked them to create their own path, and that\'s exactly what Ariel did.
\"When I was a child, Ariel would look at me and draw: a painting starts on a blank canvas, and then a world full of imagination appears on the canvas.
I always told Ariel that she could do the same.
If she dreams of something, it may become tangible . . . . . . \"Ariel was bold, mature, artistic and quickly mastered the concept.
Her career path did not surprise me at all.
\"Garten is also driven by the desire to change, inter said, InteraXon co-founder.
She \"ensures that we are building an organization and a product to make a positive contribution to the world and improve people\'s daily lives.
Garten has been pregnant with her first child for four months.
She married animator and game developer Chris de Castro, 36, who recently made a video game based on Trinity Bell Woods Park in Toronto.
Garten says her goal is to help people reach a \"glorious calm\" state with Muse, which is also invaluable to her.
\"My own mission is to tell people that the little voice in your head, the voice that makes you feel that you are not good enough, the voice that keeps us away from the beauty, we can live a peaceful life.
My task is to help people learn to talk in this voice and be quiet when you don\'t need it.
\"Muse, you can use the sensor in the headband to measure the electrical activity of the brain.
A free downloadable app compatible with an iPhone or Android device is connected to the headband.
The voice recorded on the app guides the user to meditate.
The less you relax, the more wind and waves the app makes.
The chirping bird sounds like a reward for reaching a calm state, and there will be scores during the session to evaluate your overall calm.
Retired Canadian figure skater Elvis Stojko uses muse.
\"You are still distracted when you do meditation because you are trying to find a quiet place and don\'t focus on anything, control your brain, 43-year-
Old man from Virginia said he performed professional skating there. “This (device)
Help try in and (find)
This sweet spot . . . . . . \"Stojko is discussing a possible promotion agreement with InteraXon.
Research institutes are looking for data on brain activity.
In a report released this summer, Baycrest Health Sciences described a large art with the University of Toronto and industry partners --
On 2013, the scientific exhibition of Toronto Scotiabank Nuit Blanche was based on electrical signals from 500 adults wearing muse.
The authors of the study said the experiment allowed researchers to \"socialize and
The traditional laboratory is impossible to study a person\'s cognitive function.
Mindful of today\'s factual psychology, mindfulness is described as a state of active, open attention to the present.
It allows you to perceive your thoughts and emotions from a distance, not feeling good or bad about them, but neutral.
It was based on the principles of Buddhism and became popular in the 1970 s. Mindfulness-
Relevant meditation and treatment techniques have been spread to schools, businesses and hospitals.
A 2011 major study at Harvard University
Affiliated researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital found that mindfulness meditation had a positive effect on the human brain.
This study obtained brain MRI images of 16 healthy people who were not familiar with meditation.
And then these people took part in
Weekly meditation program
Their gray matter compared to the control group.
Brain analysis shows that meditation is related to changes in gray matter concentration in the brain in parts related to learning and memory, mood control, self-related
Take exams and get opinions.
While research suggests a strong link between mindfulness and stress reduction and depression, experts warn of potential risks. One side-
Although the effect is rare, \"Go personalized\" is an extreme feeling beyond self.
Trauma memory can also be triggered, experts warn.
With the popularity of mindfulness, there is concern that those who teach mindfulness may be unqualified or unqualified.
Garten is 36-year-
The old Trenton of cooperation
Created InteraXon to produce the Muse headband, a consumer device designed to help people meditate and reach a calmer ceiling.
During the photo shoot, Garten knew how to position her face, and she exuded confidence and confidence.
She looks super
Being aware of her appearance and how she wants to show it in public may be a reflection of her background in fashion design.
After all, Muse is part of a \"wearable technology\" device explosion used to improve fitness
In this case, the brain is healthy.
Wearable technology is one of the fastest
According to Elliott Chun, a spokesman for Best Buy Canada, Best Buy Canada has a growing variety of products.
The products include Fitbit, Jawbone and Microsoft\'s Band 2, three fitness and activity trackers, and Apple Watches.
Muse is also associated with mindfulness movement in which people meditate or receive treatment to achieve Zenlike, live-in-the-
An instant state of calm.
Muse jumped a few big names on the train.
Actor Ashton Kutcher, CEO Heather Reisman and Chad of indig
Meng Tan, Google\'s predecessor, has invested in all.
The $300 device costs $3.
Sales in the last six months of last year were 5 million, in 68 countries.
Born and raised in Toronto
As InteraXon\'s \"chief evangelist\", he is the main face of the Muse --has a wide-
Covers a broad background in neuroscience, psychotherapy practice, and fashion design.
This combination seems to work.
Recognizing her business skills has put her into a \"high-
Potential female entrepreneurs in Canada and the United StatesS.
Ernst & Young recently appointed Garten as a class member of EY Entrepreneurial Winning\'s 2015 women\'s startup program, the North American executive education program launched in 2008.
The project identified that female business owners will be guided and have access to resources to help them develop their business, access to capital and develop their networks.
She is one of four Canadian women.
InteraXon, launched in 2007, received $300,000 in startup funding from Indiegogo crowdfunding.
In addition, FF Venture Capital, New York, provided $500,000 in seed funding in 2012.
The company has 45 employees.
At present, the only Muse headband is made in China.
The idea of the Muse headband stems from Garten\'s collaboration with Steve Mann, a computing engineer at the University of Toronto, in 2002 and 2003.
His brain is primitive.
He built the computer interface system in the 1990 s at MIT.
When she ran a clothing store, Garten and Mann started working together in his home lab, and she said: \"create a concert that allows you to create music with your head . \".
She met Chris Aimon there, too. founder.
Aimone had a master\'s degree in computer engineering and was a student under Mann.
\"At some point in this adventure, I was looking for a way to bring neuroscience tools to the public,\" Garten recalls . \".
\"I went back to the original technique I worked at Steve labs, where we interacted directly with the world with our minds and heard what our brains sounded like.
Aimone and Garten later worked with another colleague from InteraXon
Founder of Trevor Coleman
People with expertise in promotion and marketing
They signed a contract for the first project in 2009.
The team calls it the world\'s largest \"thought --
At the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, thousands of the public wore headphones developed by InteraXon to enable them to light up the CN Tower, the Niagara Falls and the Capitol.
Headphones measure electrical signals in the brain and send out radio waves connected to the lighting system by three landmarks thousands of kilometers away.
After some adjustments, the team will develop the Muse that went public in the fall of 2014 and is now under the responsibility of Best Buy.
Muse has received high attention from more than 100 research and scientific institutions, including the Mayo Clinic.
Researchers there are working on using Muse to relieve stress in breast cancer patients waiting for surgery.
Muse is used as other tool in later work related
Trauma stress disorder, attention deficit disorder, anxiety and pain management.
Her DNANot many 17-Science and Artyear-
Olds performs DNA analysis while developing the fashion series.
\"I have been doing art and science all my life at the same time,\" Garten said . \".
\"This has always been the dichotomy of my life.
She is the daughter of two accomplished parents.
Her mother is fine.
Famous artist Vivian Rice and her father Owen Garten have become famous in investing in real estate and repairing historic properties. (
In 1998, the star tells a short story that there are two types of torotonians: the people who are invited to the party of Reiss and Garten, and who have only read them)
The story of Ariel Garten is both about style and self and about science and technologyawareness.
Garten said that when she graduated from Grade 12, a secondary school in northern Toronto, she had passed the institute\'s biotechnology program and was proficient in DNA analysis and synthesis.
This made her work in a laboratory at the Samuel Lenfield Institute in her teens, the leading biomedical research center at Mount Sinai Hospital, where Garten handles embryonic stem cells.
At the same time, she has set up a series of costumes she calls \"avant-garde\" and sold them to Queen St\'s storeW.
And in New York.
Garten graduated from the University of Toronto in 2002 with a degree in biology and psychology and was awarded the title of neuroscience, when he opened a clothing store at the University of St.
Called flavor Hall
She said the income was not big, but she did not lose money.
She received a lot of coverage in the media and became the main content of the city\'s annual fashion week event.
Garten said she inherited her creativity from her mother.
Reiss said in an email that as a mother,
She also has a son, Joel Garten, 34
She asked her children to choose their own direction in life.
\"I did not send my child to kindergarten or primary kindergarten.
I feel like they are too young to be strictly managed, so I asked them to create their own path, and that\'s exactly what Ariel did.
\"When I was a child, Ariel would look at me and draw: a painting starts on a blank canvas, and then a world full of imagination appears on the canvas.
I always told Ariel that she could do the same.
If she dreams of something, it may become tangible . . . . . . \"Ariel was bold, mature, artistic and quickly mastered the concept.
Her career path did not surprise me at all.
\"Garten is also driven by the desire to change, inter said, InteraXon co-founder.
She \"ensures that we are building an organization and a product to make a positive contribution to the world and improve people\'s daily lives.
Garten has been pregnant with her first child for four months.
She married animator and game developer Chris de Castro, 36, who recently made a video game based on Trinity Bell Woods Park in Toronto.
Garten says her goal is to help people reach a \"glorious calm\" state with Muse, which is also invaluable to her.
\"My own mission is to tell people that the little voice in your head, the voice that makes you feel that you are not good enough, the voice that keeps us away from the beauty, we can live a peaceful life.
My task is to help people learn to talk in this voice and be quiet when you don\'t need it.
\"Muse, you can use the sensor in the headband to measure the electrical activity of the brain.
A free downloadable app compatible with an iPhone or Android device is connected to the headband.
The voice recorded on the app guides the user to meditate.
The less you relax, the more wind and waves the app makes.
The chirping bird sounds like a reward for reaching a calm state, and there will be scores during the session to evaluate your overall calm.
Retired Canadian figure skater Elvis Stojko uses muse.
\"You are still distracted when you do meditation because you are trying to find a quiet place and don\'t focus on anything, control your brain, 43-year-
Old man from Virginia said he performed professional skating there. “This (device)
Help try in and (find)
This sweet spot . . . . . . \"Stojko is discussing a possible promotion agreement with InteraXon.
Research institutes are looking for data on brain activity.
In a report released this summer, Baycrest Health Sciences described a large art with the University of Toronto and industry partners --
On 2013, the scientific exhibition of Toronto Scotiabank Nuit Blanche was based on electrical signals from 500 adults wearing muse.
The authors of the study said the experiment allowed researchers to \"socialize and
The traditional laboratory is impossible to study a person\'s cognitive function.
Mindful of today\'s factual psychology, mindfulness is described as a state of active, open attention to the present.
It allows you to perceive your thoughts and emotions from a distance, not feeling good or bad about them, but neutral.
It was based on the principles of Buddhism and became popular in the 1970 s. Mindfulness-
Relevant meditation and treatment techniques have been spread to schools, businesses and hospitals.
A 2011 major study at Harvard University
Affiliated researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital found that mindfulness meditation had a positive effect on the human brain.
This study obtained brain MRI images of 16 healthy people who were not familiar with meditation.
And then these people took part in
Weekly meditation program
Their gray matter compared to the control group.
Brain analysis shows that meditation is related to changes in gray matter concentration in the brain in parts related to learning and memory, mood control, self-related
Take exams and get opinions.
While research suggests a strong link between mindfulness and stress reduction and depression, experts warn of potential risks. One side-
Although the effect is rare, \"Go personalized\" is an extreme feeling beyond self.
Trauma memory can also be triggered, experts warn.
With the popularity of mindfulness, there is concern that those who teach mindfulness may be unqualified or unqualified.
