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Chintan Udani

I'm a pro medialist • 6m

What is OMI? OMI is a device which is actually available and out for sale, which can read mins thoughts and even be used as an AI assistant! OMI is a compact, wearable device designed to read and interpret your thoughts in real time. Leveraging cutting-edge neural interface technology, it translates brainwave patterns into actionable commands, allowing you to control devices, write messages, or even play games—all with your mind. What sets OMI apart is its affordability and simplicity, making it accessible to everyone, not just tech enthusiasts or scientists. How Does OMI Work? At its core, OMI uses a combination of EEG (electroencephalogram) sensors and advanced AI algorithms to decode brainwave signals. Here's how it works: Wearable Design: OMI is worn as a lightweight headband or clip that sits comfortably on your forehead. Signal Detection: The sensors detect electrical activity in your brain. Plot twist: Imagine getting an ad while sleeping 💀

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Interesting...although the better application is for people with disabilities and military applications to communicate telepathically but hmm...lets see how it does. I am sure there will be reviewers interested to test this out

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Sounds like a scam but okay

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Did you type this using OMI?

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