Users sit in an ergonomic chair and wear either headphones or an EEG helmet during training sessions.

Guided mindset training sessions are fixed at 10 minutes and follow a training progression enhancing the user’s ability to transition their mental state in the field without the use of the cube. Daniel Lange, 775th EOD Flight commander.Ī typical session inside the cube is 10-20 minutes with content divided between peace and relaxation, mental training and performance. “The selection was largely influenced by the fact that we have operators in and out of high-stress work environments constantly, directly tying into the intended purpose of the Infinity Cube to train user mindset for performance optimization in the field, as well as training user transition from a stress-to-rest mental state,” said Capt. The decision to locate an Infinity Cube at Hill’s 775th EOD Flight for prototype enhancements was made in February 2020 and it was installed in October. where it will be refined through user feedback before becoming available for other Air Force units to acquire.

The cube is currently in a $1.5 million, 24-month phase of an AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research contract with Lumena Inc. HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah – Hill’s 775th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight is using a sensory deprivation, bio-responsive mindfulness pod prototype, called an Infinity Cube, to build a better warfighter who is resilient, calm, attentive and ready to take on mission challenges through mindset training.

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