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Neurable unveiled the Neurable One on Thursday, its first in-house brain-scanning headphones. The $499 cans pack 12 EEG sensors that passively monitor focus and ping you when distracted. They ship in October from Neurable's website. The company previously licensed its tech to Master & Dynamic and HyperX, but brought hardware in-house to move faster.
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