Making art with brain waves

What does love, contentment, or surprise look like? That depends on how you visualize it. The NeuroMaker records your brainwaves, and generates a design based on them using the algorithm of your choice.

NeuroMaker was created by Johann Rischau, a University of Illinois graduate student studying industrial design, with the help of National Center for Supercomputing Applications software developer Robert McGrath. To learn more about it, watch the video we've embedded above.