Researchers claim they helped 2 people communicate in their dreams using brain waves

In a breakthrough experiment that would bring Christopher Nolan’s Inception one step closer to reality, a California-based startup named REMspace claims to have successfully allowed two people to communicate with each other while they were in a lucid dream.

This extraordinary experiment could be the beginning of a new era in sleep research, though it has not yet undergone scientific validation.

The concept revolves around lucid dreaming, a state where a person becomes aware that they are dreaming and can control their actions within the dream. This occurs during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, the phase where most dreams take place.