LIZE Neuro-Responsive AR Headset Adapts Visuals to Brain Activity for Mental Well-Being

LIZE is a conceptual wearable device designed by Chaewon Lee and Seunghyun Ko that uses EEG sensors to monitor brain activity and adjust augmented reality visuals in real time. The headset aims to address cognitive fatigue from digital overstimulation by creating calmer, restorative experiences. Its design features a minimal visor with electrodes placed on the forehead and behind the ears, structured around two intersecting loops for a non-medical aesthetic. The project explores how neuro-responsive technology can become more accessible and human-centered, shifting from monitoring to supporting mental health through adaptive digital environments.