How this system works is that it analyzes the neural signals emitted by the brain during the REM (Rapid Eye Movement) stage when a person is dreaming through AI and reconstructs the images and movements seen in the dream as a video. In other words, you can experience scenes from your subconscious world as if you were watching a movie.

Although this technology is still in its early stages, it has already successfully captured basic images, scenes, and emotions from dreams.

The potential benefits of this invention are also impressive. Scientists believe that this technology could open new doors to understanding how trauma occurs, how memories are stored in the brain, and even help with lucid dreaming exercises, which allow you to be aware of and control your dreams.

For ordinary people, if this technology were to become more widespread, it could allow them to revisit their forgotten dreams and explore the worlds hidden within their minds. It would be like having a front row seat to the stage of their minds.

Ref : Tech Times