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 »

My earlier post on making my own EEG electrodes was surprisingly popular.  Thanks, all!  But, for some folks, it might… Read more »

We are very excited to announce that Brain Interface Lab has united with OpenBCI, a community that is launching a… Read more »

As follow-up to my surprisingly popular post on my homemade electrodes, ERPOLOGY asked to see the EEG traces.  Well, since… Read more »

Dear OpenBCI community, We are very excited to announce an amazing first opportunity to get hands-on experience with the brand… Read more »

Chip confirmed the use of OpenBCI to measure ECG (electrical signals generated by the heart): “You often hear (or see)… Read more »