Project Laish
What is Project Laish? Laish, in biblical terms, stands for a Lion. Project Laish is a bold venture into the… Read more »
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Perceptual Consciousness Project: Wearable OpenBCI Brain State Biofeedback Systems
Project to test feasibility of giving users ability to “feel” the changes of the conscious states of the brain.
EEG; Process; Haptic feedback.
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brainHat Mobile – OpenBCI On the Go and Off the Grid
If your project involves getting out of the lab and into the field, you can use the latest brainHat system… Read more »
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Quantifying long-term sleep patterns and their consequences
This is an update from the OpenBCI Discovery Program. Click here for details on how to apply. 1. What are… Read more »
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A Novel Brain Controlled Prosthetic Alternative for Transradial Amputees
A couple of days ago, I was funded by OpenBCI’s Discovery Program to build the Neurarm biotech interface. Neurarm is… Read more »
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Synthetic Telepathy with Subvocal Recognition | NeuroTechSC
This is an update from the OpenBCI Discovery Program. Click here for details on how to apply. NeuroTechSC is developing… Read more »
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Brainstorm IL: BCI-4-ALS Academic Course
This is an update from the OpenBCI Discovery Program. Click here for details on how to apply. 1. Who are… Read more »
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OpenBCI + cEEGrids
tl;dr Long story short: We present a simple design solution to integrate the so-called cEEGrid sensors with the OpenBCI Cyton… Read more »
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GitHub project for Java-based EEG neurofeedback system using OpenBCI UDP streaming
I work in mental health and have a background in scientific software engineering. I am nearing the “alpha” stage of… Read more »
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PRESS RELEASE: OpenBCI Releases New Report About Biometrics and Brain Privacy
While 72% of consumers surveyed are excited by devices that can read brainwaves, survey points to significant concerns about how… Read more »
Development and testing of a multimodal neuroimaging protocol
The fNIRS group at the University of Calgary is developing a simultaneous multimodal imaging protocol which will enable the integration of neuroelectric (EEG), hemodynamic (fNIRS) and cardiovascular (ECG) metrics.
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Texas Engineering World Health: Low-cost Wearable Seizure Prediction Alarm with Cyton and Ultracortex Mark IV
Texas Engineering World Health seeks to design and implement a low-cost seizure prediction device that can be easily accessible for epileptic patients throughout the world.
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