Date:04/04/17
To visit the open space, to visit the ISS, to try on the role of a special agent of secret services, to make a fantastic trip to the most remote corners of the planet can only a small percentage of people in real life. But mentally to go through all described by the capable and inveterate gamers, and fans of bright Hollywood blockbusters, and simply people with good imagination.
For the latter, Japanese and not only engineers have long been trying to invent an effective device, the task of which is the audio, aroma and other stimulation of our senses to control dreams. Theoretically, this will allow you to select in advance the desired topic for sleep and relive during the holiday those plot twists and turns that will be to your liking. However, projects of developers from Japan – this is just a concept, while the program Total Recall promises to be a simple and affordable tool for all comers.
The mobile application Total Recall from the company Carolco is able to influence our consciousness and cause the necessary sleep in accordance with the theme chosen by the user.For this, the software authors used ultrasonic frequencies that the program will emit, and the set of images displayed on the screen will respond For visualizing the necessary entourage for sleep.
Carolco specialists note that Total Recall is a truly unique chance With minimal expenses to try to feel yourself in a dream by another person or to visit the fabulous places inaccessible in everyday life.At the same time neither the sound released by the headphones or the speaker when the application is activated, nor the successive frames do not have a negative impact on the body.
In the settings of Total Recall you can choose a genre of sleep and determine a number of its key nuances. At the moment the application is being tested by a group of volunteers, but its appearance will not take long. Approximately the child of Carolco will appear in the digital store Google Play in the second half of 2017.
The mobile application Total Recall will allow the user to see sweet dreams
To visit the open space, to visit the ISS, to try on the role of a special agent of secret services, to make a fantastic trip to the most remote corners of the planet can only a small percentage of people in real life. But mentally to go through all described by the capable and inveterate gamers, and fans of bright Hollywood blockbusters, and simply people with good imagination.For the latter, Japanese and not only engineers have long been trying to invent an effective device, the task of which is the audio, aroma and other stimulation of our senses to control dreams. Theoretically, this will allow you to select in advance the desired topic for sleep and relive during the holiday those plot twists and turns that will be to your liking. However, projects of developers from Japan – this is just a concept, while the program Total Recall promises to be a simple and affordable tool for all comers.
The mobile application Total Recall from the company Carolco is able to influence our consciousness and cause the necessary sleep in accordance with the theme chosen by the user.For this, the software authors used ultrasonic frequencies that the program will emit, and the set of images displayed on the screen will respond For visualizing the necessary entourage for sleep.
Carolco specialists note that Total Recall is a truly unique chance With minimal expenses to try to feel yourself in a dream by another person or to visit the fabulous places inaccessible in everyday life.At the same time neither the sound released by the headphones or the speaker when the application is activated, nor the successive frames do not have a negative impact on the body.
In the settings of Total Recall you can choose a genre of sleep and determine a number of its key nuances. At the moment the application is being tested by a group of volunteers, but its appearance will not take long. Approximately the child of Carolco will appear in the digital store Google Play in the second half of 2017.
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