We won second place in the global BR41N.io Brain-Computer Interface Hackathon, organized by g.tec medical engineering GmbH and IEEE brain. Christian Michael Gnerlich, Egoitz Aulestia and I collaborated virtually to make Neospoon a reality. An AR Neurofeedback game in which you bend a virtual spoon with your mind, sort of like telekinesis. It works on the inherent mechanism of operant conditioning, and the protocol implemented was the Theta/Beta band power ratio obtained from the EEG signals of the brain. Neospoon was explicitly designed to treat Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children. By relaxing and focusing on the spoon, they're awarded positive feedback, i.e. the spoon bending. This, in turn, rewires their brainwaves to be calmer and consequently mitigates the symptoms of ADHD.