Divergence Neuro announced Narbis EDGE integration on September 28, 2026, adding lens-based feedback to supported neurofeedback and biofeedback workflows.
How the company describes it Compatible sensing hardware captures the signal, the Dive app applies the selected protocol, and electrochromic lenses change tint to provide feedback. The person training need not continuously watch a screen, although the workflow still uses a smartphone app. Available functions depend on the sensor and protocol.
Practical relevance This gives practitioners another feedback format to consider. Compatibility, calibration, visibility and supervision remain useful questions before choosing a setup.
Evidence and disclosure This is an original vendor announcement with a commercial interest, not a comparative clinical trial. The company describes EDGE as a general-wellness product, with no intended disease diagnosis or treatment. The announcement does not demonstrate better outcomes than screen-based training, and we have not independently tested the integration. Prepared with AI assistance and source-checked October 4, 2026.
Timeline correction, October 4, 2026
Our initial coverage omitted BrainMaster’s earlier Narbis collaboration. BrainMaster’s collaboration webpage carries an August 25, 2026 publication timestamp, preceding this September 28 announcement. The official ISNR program also lists Thomas Collura among the presenters of Narbis’s August 15 demonstration. These records add the earlier context; they do not establish copying or exclusive invention. Read our expanded coverage: https://neurofeedback-community.bmrklas.chatgpt.site/read/brainmaster-narbis-neurofeedback-beyond-the-computer-screen