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On September 9–10, WABO brought its Dreamer AI art experience to Qualcomm’s booth at the 2026 China Unicom Partner Conference, held at the Shanghai World Expo Center. Visitors wore the headband, viewed EEG feedback and took part in AI image generation, experiencing how neural signals can contribute to digital creation.
From EEG feedback to AI artwork
WABO Dreamer (灵梦) is WABO’s EEG wearable. In this demonstration, the headband acquired EEG signals, which the system processed and analyzed. The analysis results then served as conditions for AI image generation.
The EEG display and the resulting artwork gave participants two visible points of reference: the acquired signals and the images those signals helped shape. Staff guided visitors through fitting the headband and using the experience.
Qualcomm China’s September 10 conference report featured Dreamer’s AI art experience and described the demonstration as extending the boundaries of human–machine interaction.
Bringing the experience to another public showcase
Earlier in the year, WABO ran its EEG-based art experience for four consecutive days in the Snapdragon pavilion at ChinaJoy 2026, creating more than 100 AI artworks with visitors. The China Unicom Partner Conference brought Dreamer to another public setting.
EEG-based art is one concrete way WABO is exploring the use of neural signals in digital creation. With a wearable device, visible feedback and generated artwork, Dreamer gives visitors a direct experience of EEG interaction.
Related update: WABO completes four days of neural art at ChinaJoy 2026.