• Halo by Prophetic: Ultrasound for lucid dreams.
• Sleep revolution: Control your dreams.
• Sign up, $100 deposit, free app for first 1,000. Shipping in 2025.

In a groundbreaking development, Prophetic, a visionary tech company, has unveiled its latest creation, the “Halo” – a cutting-edge neurotech wearable designed to induce and stabilize lucid dreams using a combination of ultrasound and machine learning models.

Lucid dreaming, the phenomenon of being aware that one is in a dream and sometimes having the ability to control its narrative, has long fascinated scientists and dream enthusiasts alike. Prophetic’s Halo claims to harness the power of ultrasound and advanced machine learning, incorporating data from EEG and fMRI studies, to detect when dreamers enter the rapid eye movement (REM) phase, facilitating the initiation and maintenance of lucid dreams.

The Prophetic website emphasizes the potential benefits of lucid dreaming, suggesting that it could enhance productivity during sleep. The company has initiated a sign-up process, inviting individuals to test the Halo and explore their subconscious minds. To participate, interested users are required to place a $100 deposit, which is fully refundable and will be deducted from the estimated $2,000 overall cost of the Halo device.

Prophetic’s ambitious project has garnered attention for its claim to be the most advanced neurotech wearable ever created. The Halo’s closed-loop neurostimulation system purportedly recreates neural activation sequence patterns of natural lucid dreams on demand. This is achieved through the integration of multi-element focused ultrasound, generative 3D spatial pulse controls, and data from fMRI training and EEG sensors.

While the company has not provided concrete proof of the Halo’s efficacy, it has already attracted interest from potential users eager to explore the possibilities of dream control. The first 1,000 individuals making deposits will gain complimentary access to the corresponding Prophetic app for a year, enhancing their experience with the revolutionary device.

Prophetic has set an ambitious goal to begin shipping the Halo devices in 2025, aiming to tap into the potential of improving the one-third of people’s lives spent in sleep. As the technology awaits validation through testing, the Halo’s promise of dream control has the potential to be not only revolutionary but life-changing, offering a unique exploration of the mysteries of the human subconscious.

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