Last time we saw how to use OpenBCI to spell clever words, today we will learn the principle behind another… Read more »

The OpenBCI Processing application supports basic filtering and configuration, but options for manipulating the data further are scarce. When my… Read more »

One application used as a flagship among brain-computer interfaces is the “P300 speller”. It relies on a specific kind of… Read more »

OpenViBE is a open source EEG software suite. Somewhat like BrainBay, it has a visual scenario designer that allows you… Read more »

Note: this guide refers to the Spiderclaw V1 and V2, which were intended for the V2 OpenBCI prototype board. The Spiderclaw V3—to… Read more »

In OpenBCI’s twitter feed a few weeks ago, I saw that someone 3D printed a belt holster for their OpenBCI… Read more »

In October, I pre-ordered an OpenBCI, billed as the open-source brain-computer interface for makers. It arrived a few days ago,… Read more »

For a while now, I’ve been using the 8-channel version of OpenBCI.  You can see some of my EEG data… Read more »

  OpenBCI is a complicated project with many moving parts. Our hardware design team is very small (meaning me), and… Read more »

The OpenBCI V3 board does more than just EEG.  Yes, I’ve already shown examples of doing ECG and EOG with… Read more »

In this article I’m going to introduce the regions of the brain, the scientific terms for location, and the lobes… Read more »