... and to increase noise canceling if your concentration slips

• Enten is a brain-computer interface (BCI) that looks like a regular headset
• It operates like an EEG, reading the electrical impulses in your brain
• Its app uses machine-learning algorithms to learn when your brain is distracted
• The system can suggest breaks, crank up noise cancelation or even silence notifications to help you concentrate 

A neurotechnology company claims its new headphones can read your mind. 

For $279, you can pre-order Enten, a brain-computer interface (BCI) headset from Boston-based Neurable that looks like a regular pair of high-end headphones.

But the system's cloth sensors track your neurons like a mobile EEG, monitoring the electrical impulses in your brain and learning what they look like when you're concentrating. 

The system can then silence notifications, turn up noise-canceling white noise or even suggest a break to recharge your mental batteries.  

Though it looks like a regular pair of headphones, Enten is a brain-computer interfact (BCI) that reads the electrical impulses put out by your brain