Biofeedback is important for content creators because it allows users to see their feeling and to know they have power to control things not only in the virtual world but in the real world as well. 

I am interested in the interaction between body and mind. For a researchers like me, integrated facial biofeedback is a dream come true. 

Giving patients objective feedback can be reassuring; one might forget how well they’ve done in a particular session. Data could be useful to guide patients through therapies.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Emteq’s R&D team on a number of projects and am impressed with their commitment to research. They are dedicated to developing evidence-based technologies for the benefit of users, clinicians and researchers.

The use of EMG biofeedback in therapy allows us to transform our patients awareness of altered muscle activity from something they are unaware of, unable to feel or change into something they can visually see and learn to correct. It can facilitate improvements in comfort and function that just would not be possible without it.

With biofeedback in Emteq’s devices, we can develop accessible new forms of embodied storytelling, putting the audiences in the centre and driving narratives through their own bodies.