http://openbci.com/community/openbci-with-android-as-graduation-project/

I am also a software engineer in Tampa.  My interests fall into more of a practical use of the OpenBCI hardware to improve sleep.  I have some ideas about how to product-ize to server a large segment

use.  That could be used to wirelessly feed an Android app raw data to help qualitatively analyze (somehow) your sleep and then hold that up against other journalled daily activities to understand wh

collect the data and stored in the card without a need of USB dongle? I tried to run the Android app supported in Github but the board cannot be detected even though I switched it to BLE.

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/279/android-apps-via-otg-cable-dongle-and-d2xx-library

Hi,I just went through the video and it looks like an interesting application. Just one doubt though, is there no way to reconfigure the onboard RFD22301 module to enable it to communicate with a smar

So far I've not heard anybody mention implementing BLE mode. It is very slow compared to the data rate over the dongle. If you are looking to connect to Android mobiles, check

http://openbci.com/community/openbci-with-android-as-graduation-project/

[BMI Brain Mobile Interfacing]

I believe that the original goal with OpenBCI was to use the RFDuino in its BTLE mode so that OpenBCI would connect to any smarthphone or PC with using an add-on dongle.  Unfortunately, I think that t

http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/AppNotes/AN_233_Java_D2xx_for_Android_API_User_Manual.pdf

Quiksilver, hi. I merged your post into this Android thread. See some example code on previous posts.

So I am student teaching chemistry right now but the biology and physiology teachers here agreed to let me demo the openbci board for their unit on the brain. I was hoping to have some simple code rea

Also, would you be interested in working together? We'd probably get done a lot more sooner if we organized ourselves (and other people working on OpenBCI on Android).

Conor tweeted your Android Drift app announcement on https://twitter.com/OpenBCI

I will try to find some time and see if BioEra on Android works with OpenBCI dongle. I believe it will without any modification.

So FTDI has an android library for D2XX communication but not for VCP and its a separate type of interface for their chips. While VCP allows the device to connect via emulating a legacy COM port D2XX

So your D2XX code is in the OpenBCIService.java file? Can you explain a little how D2XX relates to just reading / writing from a virtual COM port? Perhaps Android doesnt provide VCPs so you have to us

Just this weekend at PennApps, my team developed an Android app using OpenBCI by connecting OpenBCI through the OTG cable and dongle. Of course, the code is fairly messy right now (being that the work

I have not done any measurement of the data rates over Bluetooth on Android. So I can't tell at this moment. I only worked with biofeedback devices which BioEra supports and those have had no problems