New website describing this work is at www.bcicellar.com
I’ve been working off and on with OpenBCI equipment since the KickStarter days. My latest efforts use Unity and C# with a Ganglion and EEG cap. I have created a website which explains the project, its history, its future and some of the current challenges. Please visit the website: www.bcicellar.com
I’d appreciate input from others who are interested or could contribute ideas. Thanks.
Experiments in motor imagery are fascinating because they explore how brain activity can be used to interact with technology without requiring physical movement. I’m especially interested in how EEG signals can help researchers understand imagined movements and improve brain-computer interface systems. Although interpreting these signals accurately can be challenging, projects like this are valuable for testing new approaches and sharing practical findings with the wider community. It will be exciting to see how this research develops and contributes to more accessible assistive technologies.
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Thanks for your comment and interest, EmporioAlnino. As you say, the area can be challenging. My current challenge is that I am dominantly right-handed. This means that ERD shows up at C3 even when the imagery involves left side movement. There’s still work to be done to keep my virtual car on the correct side of the road and avoid the oncoming obstacles! I’ll update my website with details of that as soon as I can.