Cosa Mentale – Art, brain interfaces & electrostimulation
Research on drawing and performance using two brains to control one hand. We are combining brain interfaces, electrostimulation and… Read more »
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SIMON : The Empathy Inducing Headset
Jeremy Viny and Andrew Frueh have put together a sweet little EEG helmet that displays the wearers cognitive state in colors…. Read more »
openBCI Game: AYA
Project: AYA Creator: Yi Zhu, Danli Hu, Jiyeon, Xianghan Ma Collab: openBCI from Parsons School of Design Aya is a game told… Read more »
OpenBCI and our Drawing machine
Our group created a drawing machine that uses the EMG waves from the OpenBCI system to draw random shapes. We… Read more »
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EEG-Based Brain-Computer Interface and Its Applications:A Study on Practical Use of Electrophysiological Responses
Hello BCI Colleges! I am Theerawit who is a PhD student at Yagi Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. I brought… Read more »
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Single-channel Electrooculography Application Using Unsupervised Calibration
Paper by Alexandru Popovici, Theerawit Wilaiprasitporn, Tohru Yagi. Abstract—Electrooculography (EOG) enables users to use specific eye movements as inputs for… Read more »
Teslapathic — Cal Hacks 3.0 Creates Mind-Controlled Tesla Model S feat. OpenBCI
Teslapathic — Cal Hacks 3.0 Creates Mind-Controlled Tesla Model S (Video)
November Newsletter
Happy November OpenBCI Community! As we prepare to ship all of the Ganglion and Mark IV pre-orders we want… Read more »
October Newsletter
Hello OpenBCI Community! We hope you’ve been enjoying the warm Summer weather! As the season comes to an end, we… Read more »
September Newsletter
Hello OpenBCI Community! We hope you’ve been enjoying the warm Summer weather! As the season comes to an end, we… Read more »
EMG Face Mask
I’ve learned from research that you start with an concept, do a lot of testing, and figure out from those… Read more »
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