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EEG brainwave authentication exists however mainly the method that exists requires extra wearbles which are bulky and might not be convenient for everyday authentication

Doesn't require wearbles the system is integrated perfectly into an everyday smartphone device utilizing the materials most major smartphones already use such as ito(induim tin oxide) and Texas instruments ads1299 chip, it's not difficult to integrate this tech system into an everyday smartphone or even the screen glass which is supplied to the manufacturers of everyday smartphones such as Corning company supplies ito glass to apple manufacturers.

Yes. The invention addresses a significant gap in existing prior art: the lack of practical, integrated brainwave-based biometric authentication directly within everyday consumer devices, without requiring separate EEG headsets, headbands or external sensors.

Existing approaches generally rely on dedicated wearable equipment, additional electrodes or conventional biometric methods such as fingerprints and facial recognition. The invention seeks to overcome these limitations by integrating bioelectrical sensing directly into smartphone screen materials and smart-glasses components, enabling rapid, contact-based neural authentication with local signal processing.

This creates an opportunity for more seamless, hardware-integrated authentication across smartphones, smart glasses, mobile banking and secure device access.