The discovery of communication within dreams, particularly during lucid dreams (when a person is aware that they are dreaming), marks a recent breakthrough in sleep research. What was once considered science fiction has now become a reality due to advancements in technology and new research.
One of the most prominent experiments in this field was conducted by a team of researchers at “REMspace” in Silicon Valley, which developed specialized devices to measure brain activity and monitor sleep. In an experiment conducted in September 2024, researchers enabled two participants to exchange simple messages during their lucid dreams. The participants used a device designed to read brain data, and through this technology, they were able to exchange words using a unique “dream language” called “Remmyo.” This language allows participants to receive and repeat words within the dream, marking the first instance of communication between individuals inside their dreams.
These experiments take place during the deep sleep phase (Rapid Eye Movement – REM), which is the phase where the most vivid dreams occur. The researchers used advanced sensors to read brain signals and translate them into messages that could be understood within the dream. The goal of this research is to develop real-time communication between people during dreams, which could open up new possibilities in fields such as education, psychotherapy, and cognitive performance enhancement.
According to Michel Raduga, the founder of REMspace, this type of communication once seemed like science fiction, but with the development of technology, it may soon become a common practice. The research team is working to improve their techniques to achieve real-time communication within dreams, which could lead to unprecedented commercial and technological applications in the future.
This discovery represents a major step in exploring and understanding the human mind and how people interact within dreams. Therefore, if you have research, discoveries, or cases related to achieving dreams or communicating through dreams, we invite you to share them with us via email. We look forward to receiving your experiences and research to enrich this emerging field.
