BrainMaster's collaboration with Narbis brings a practical idea into view: let people receive neurofeedback while engaging with the activity in front of them. The BrainMaster Edge Connector links BrainMaster systems with Narbis Edge feedback glasses, moving the visual feedback from a computer display into changing lens tint.
From collaboration to the ISNR stage
The official ISNR 2026 program lists a Narbis demonstration on Saturday, August 15, from 11:40 a.m. to noon in Auditorium 1. Its topic was screen-free HRV and EEG training with biofeedback glasses. The listed presenters were Devon Greco, Dr. Thomas Collura, Dr. Peter J. Seberger and Veronica Seberger. The program was last updated August 4 and marked tentative.
In a firsthand account supplied for this article, Neurofeedback.com's owner, speaking as a BrainMaster participant, reports that BrainMaster collaborated directly with Narbis and demonstrated a working version on stage. The program documents the scheduled joint presentation; the working-version detail comes from that participant account. No event recording was independently reviewed.
Putting the activity at the center
The owner describes BrainMaster's aim in this collaboration as moving feedback away from the computer. A person could attend to a book, a learning task or music practice while receiving a visual cue through the lenses. The practical opportunity is to make the activity itself the setting for training.
Narbis describes Edge as a feedback display for compatible partner systems. The partner platform processes the signal, while the electrochromic lenses vary their tint. Narbis specifically identifies the BrainMaster Edge Connector as BrainMaster software and directs users to BrainMaster for setup and support. Moving the feedback display does not mean eliminating the computer, EEG equipment, signal-quality checks or practitioner-selected protocol behind it.
The documented timeline
August 15, 2026: The ISNR program schedules the Narbis demonstration with Collura and the other named presenters. The owner's account places the working BrainMaster collaboration on that stage.
August 25, 2026: BrainMaster's collaboration webpage was published, according to its public publishing record. That page timestamp is separate from the earlier conference event.
September 28, 2026: Divergence announced its own Narbis EDGE integration, 34 days after BrainMaster's webpage publication. BrainMaster's documented collaboration belongs in this history of expanding feedback options.
A promising direction for practitioners
The collaboration offers another way to organize training around purposeful activity. Practitioners considering it can ask BrainMaster about supported hardware, software versions, protocols and supervision, and how the chosen feedback settings fit the intended task.
Source and disclosure
Original BrainMaster source published August 25, 2026. This retrospective announcement was added to Neurofeedback.com October 4, 2026. BrainMaster is the portal's lead sponsor, and BrainMaster and Narbis have commercial interests in the products described. This is technology and partnership news, not a clinical trial or independent product test. Narbis describes Edge as a general-wellness product; the demonstration does not establish treatment efficacy. Prepared with AI assistance from original company materials, the official program and the attributed participant account.
Official program, last updated August 4, 2026: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c-xLO_sy3_xcSLsZDwjkH24eHpEMwFmf/edit
Narbis product and BrainMaster connectivity information, checked October 4, 2026; publication date not stated: https://www.narbis.shop/collections/frontpage/products/narbis-edge-glasses
Later Divergence announcement, September 28, 2026: https://www.divergenceneuro.com/divergence-neuro-expands-mobile-neurofeedback-with-narbis-edge-integration/