Your thoughts can be displayed on this cyborg garment

Have a look at 2020's best robot vacuums -- all tried and tested in my office and home. A new project that forms a data visualization of brain signals in clothing has recently been showcased at the virtual Ars Electronica festival. The robotic dress is coupled to 1,024 channels of a BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) and has 64 outputs for light and movement. The Pangolin Scales' dress components function like animatronic elements that move and light up based on the recordings of the brain waves. The project originated at the Institute for integrated circuits at JKU (Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria), in collaboration with the Austrian Neurotechnology company G.tec.