Masahiro Kahata is a pioneer in the field of brain-computer interfaces, a lifelong journey that began with the study of electronics and a fascination with psychotronics—the interdisciplinary study of the relationship between consciousness and energy. He founded Psychic Lab Inc. and invented the Interactive Brainwave Visual Analyzer (IBVA), a pioneering device that became a medium for translating the invisible world of brain activity into creative expression.

Throughout his career, Kahata has partnered with renowned artists on projects that explore how human consciousness can shape digital and physical forms, from the genesis of brain-wave-based interactive art to large-scale installations like "waveUFO." His recent work in Berlin focuses on making his pioneering neurotechnology more accessible, continuing his lifelong mission to unlock the language of the mind and expand its dialogue with the technological world.