Jean Joseph ZERO: Let Memories Come to Life with Music

Jean Joseph ZERO is a Brain-Computer Interaction (BCI) technology that transforms music-induced memories, represented as EEG brainwaves, into visualized experiences. The entire framework consists of one earbud-like BCI device to collect EEG signals, a deep neural network decoder to extract data features using Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) Recurrent Neural Network (RNN), and a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) to reconstruct/visualize memorized human images when listening to specific music. In this paper, we have used Jean Joseph ZERO to develop a telepathy method that allows two persons separated far away can communicate with each other by thinking and haptic feedbacks. With music-induced memories, such information can be conveyed remotely to his/her friend through soft wearable haptic interfaces. This method provides on-the-fly mind communications with peaceful feelings when people are segregated from their families, close friends, or loved ones.