It turns out that my previous post on EEG and meditation was surprisingly popular.  The post even got one of… Read more »

For any regular readers of this blog, you know that I really like to visualize EEG data using spectrograms.  Unfortunately,… Read more »

Greetings everyone, We’re excited to announce that we are now providing the choice between an 8-bit Atmega328 core made by… Read more »

Howdy everyone! We are extremely excited to have crossed the halfway point. Thanks so much to everyone who has donated… Read more »

Way back in September, I was with the OpenBCI folks at Maker Faire NYC showing off our very first OpenBCI… Read more »

Wow! The amount of support we have received in the first 48 hours has been phenomenal! We’ve almost reached 1/3… Read more »

My friends at OpenBCI have launched their Kickstarter!  If you are interested in a low-cost, hacker-friendly, EEG system, you might… Read more »

After posting about my short-duration measurement of the self-noise of the OpenBCI board, there was a comment that discussed EEG… Read more »

An important quality of any EEG system is its noise floor.  If an EEG system has a noise floor that… Read more »

We’re very happy to announce that the first OpenBCI Hackathon was a great success! Over the course of this past… Read more »

Part of what excites me so much about EEG hacking is the idea that maybe I can control things with… Read more »

In a previous post, I discussed how you can use your EEG electronics to measure ECG to see the changing… Read more »