Bristol University researchers use brain-tracking technology to help filmmakers create more immersive movies
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Bristol University researchers use brain-tracking technology to help filmmakers create more immersive movies

23 Apr 2026 · Originally published 23 Apr 2026 9/10 Original headline: The cinema lab: brain activity tracked to find secret to creating immersive films
Scientists at the University of Bristol have built a unique cinema lab that monitors audience heart rates and brain activity to understand what makes a film truly gripping. This pioneering project aims to give directors the data they need to take bigger creative risks and craft even more engaging stories for the big screen.
Source: Guardian Science
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