Harness the power of your voice to boost your brain.
A research-backed, revolutionary device
Developed by the creators of the Tomatis® Method, Forbrain is a scientifically proven learning device that enhances cognitive processes and outputs such as voice quality, sound discrimination, stuttering, general cognitive functioning, and reading ability. By utilizing the voice, Forbrain trains the brain to process sensory information more efficiently.
Forbrain's dynamic filter modulates the sound of the user's voice from the moment they speak. This cutting-edge technology analyzes and enhances the voice by amplifying frequencies and rhythm. The headphones transmit the sound back to the user via bone conduction through the temporal bones, which retrains the brain's auditory feedback loop.
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The Auditory Process
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The process of sound perception begins with the capture of sound waves by the outer ears, the two formations located on either side of the head. These sound waves then travel through the air and into the middle ear, where they are conducted through the ossicles, a set of three tiny bones that transmit sound vibrations to the inner ear.
Once in the inner ear, the cochlea vestibule nerve converts sound into electrical impulses and sends them along the auditory nerve to the brain. This information is then used by the brain to help navigate the world.
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Our perception of sound is not limited to air conduction - bone conduction is also an important component. In fact, we mostly perceive our own voice through the vibrations of our cranial bones. This bypasses the external and middle ear and results in faster and more reliable sound transmission compared to air conduction. Forbrain takes advantage of this fact by utilizing bone conduction to enhance the perception of one's own voice, which can be particularly helpful for those who have issues with air conduction or who work in noisy environments where external sounds can interfere with their ability to concentrate.
THE AUDITORY FEEDBACK LOOP
Have you ever noticed how you adjust the volume of your voice when in a noisy environment such as a busy street? If you have, then you’ve experienced the auditory feedback loop. This is the natural process in which we perceive, analyze, assimilate, and continually adjust our speech.
For the loop to function properly, we effortlessly activate our abilities in auditory discrimination, phonological awareness, and the integration of rhythm. These skills are an innate part of human functioning and are necessary for all learning processes.
Forbrain's unique technology
High-sensitivity Microphone
High-sensitivity Microphone
High-sensitivity Microphone
As you speak into Forbrain's high-sensitivity microphone, the device captures the sound waves produced by your voice. These sound waves are then transmitted to the dynamic filter.
Patented Dynamic Filter
High-sensitivity Microphone
High-sensitivity Microphone
The patented filter of the device continuously enhances high-frequency sounds, reduces low frequencies, and eliminates background noise to deliver your improved voice.
Bone Conduction Transducers
High-sensitivity Microphone
Bone Conduction Transducers
Auditory information is transmitted to the brain 10 times faster through bone conduction via the temporal bones compared to air conduction through the ear canals.