Read Hardt's book, "The Art of Smart Thinking". His protocol is MUCH more involved than just daily neurofeedback sessions. The $15K+ fee is also borderline outrageous. But I guess tech mogul

Generally neurofeedback works best if some time is allowed between sessions. Say a few sessions per week of a half hour or so. Training 8 hours per day, five days a week is generally both impractical

Hi Everyone :-) ,

Generally the "filter order" does not need to be very high. I know that in neurofeedback applications, that order 4 is generally computed quickly and gives decent band edge sharpness. I'm no

There is another whole area of BCI, called "affective BCI", which attempts to categorize the emotional valence ('affect') or cognitive states of the subject being measured. So this is more o

I would suggest almost any other meditation teacher, for those interested in learning/starting. Jeff Tarrant's (Neuromeditation) material is excellent and allows you to choose a style of meditation th

The first neurofeedback protocol I used with OpenBCI in SuperCollider tried to increase theta waves with non traditional shamanic drumming inspired by the REI methods (Jeff Strong). I haven't managed

Peter, many neurofeedback practitioners I am aware of, and have worked with, have done 2 channel neurofeedback with good results. The 256, 128, 64 channel EGI Geodesic Sensor net systems (your photo)

You are wrong. Serious neurofeedback starts with 4 channel EEG comparing brain data when eyes are closed vs when eyes are open:

with as well. As far as I understand, serious neurofeedback work can be done with 1 or 2 channels (+ reference) only as well.

I know this is an old thread, but I thought I would provide an update. Pete does have his system now in BioEra available for purchase. It is still in beta phase, but available for purchase nonetheles

I am trying to implement real time neurofeedback using sound. So, if the values are still high even if my eyes are open, that means feedback will be slightly off. Sounds like windowing could fix this

I am trying to implement neurofeedback using OpenBCI, Javascript, and NodeJS (Before, it was matlab, but things didn't work out well). I successfully streamed the raw data (it's in microvolts) and the

I would need to have precise triggers in my setup as I plan on doing P300 based Neurofeedback as well.

I am trying to build a neurofeedback on alpha waves only to enhance meditation state. I have successfully streamed the data using LSL and can't really find pattern in the data. In theory, when I have

I've written neurofeedback applications myself, generally using VPL frameworks such as BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer. In these dataflow languages, certain DSP filtering operations such as bandpass fil

My purpose is a real-time neurofeedback task. My "buffering" function in Matlab takes 500ms of data ( ie 125 samples when I am streaming at 250Hz) and does processing on this. If there are d

Josh, can you clarify, "...found the end-user sample rate very inconsistent..." Didn't we cover this on previous comments? The sample rate at the Cyton IS very consistent. It is the bufferin

Your original post did not state that the neurofeedback was for a thesis project, versus actually using it for home training to address a desired neurofeedback goal for yourself or a friend. There is

available for Brainmaster and other clinical neurofeedback systems, but these cost multiple times what Brain-Trainer is charging. This is because you need an amp such as the 20 / 24 channel Discovery