Scientists in Japan Use MRI Scanner to Read Dreams

Japan is heaven for every technological experiment. Technological developments in Japan are a never-ending story. You will be surprised by every gadget and technology that they ever created. One of the astonishing examples of technology ever created in Japan is using a brain scanner — the modified MRI machine, to read dreams.

Just imagine, people dream in their sleep, and the dreams rarely or hardly ever come back to the memory when waking up. That dream, now, is possible to be read by the newly invented MRI-based technology. There’s a chance to replay the dreams just like watching a video on a device. This idea is insanely unthinkable — just like a dream come true. So how are these scientists in Japan able to do this?

Read Dreams using Modified MRI Machine
Scientists in Japan were able to turn an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) machine into a device capable of reading dreams. The MRI as we know it is used in medicine to perform a thorough examination of the body’s organs using magnetic technology and radio waves.

MRI in medicine is used to examine diseases such as cancer, stroke, damage to blood vessels in the brain, tumors, spinal cord injuries, disorders of the eye or inner ear, multiple sclerosis, and to detect head injuries.

The modified MRI machine can not only be used to read dreams but also to reconstruct dreams. When you wake up, you can replay the dream on the screen. In that case, no more forgetting the dream.

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