BioEra does support some USB (not wireless) ftdi devices which can be connected to Android over OTG. So yes, this would likely also work for OpenBCI, but since OpenBCI can do also Bluetooth, then in m

https://www.google.com/search?q=processing+sketch+on+android

I am thinking of 2 steps. First is to get an Android FTDI driver to communicate my OBCI Dongle with my Nexus 5 via VCP. Second is to get an Android App to control my 32bit-OBCI board by sending ASCII

Other possibilities are Android devices that have built in usb host capability, or with an OTG On The Go adapter.

Regarding Kivy on IOS and Android: There are some caveats about connectivity directly from OpenBCI to mobile, as we talked about earlier, unless your mobile device has USB host mode and can plug the d

I'm planning on getting my OpenBCI to work with Android as well. I've written a rather simplistic Android Neurofeedback program for the Mindwave Mobile called WaveTuner and I'd like to extend that/rei

I'm planning in creating an interface in Kivy if anyone wants to lend a hand. The main reason for choosing Kivy is that porting to IOS, Android, and OS X from the one kivy.app is straightforward.

So I've tried to get the Android App from the openBCI github  running, but it wouldn't find the device. I'm not sure if I'd have to install custom firmware on the board or where to get it (this thread

* could potentially include Android in our targeted platforms, which would be neat given OpenBCI's form factor and Bluetooth connectivity.

Chip and William<br />I am starting on the SD card read with the RTOS system. I do not know witch of the variants I will use. There is a NillRTOS that is very small and may work.<br />At

have to get this off my desk before I go to the Android as that could be the ultimate time sink, It should be able to record the data on internal memory and then write to a micro sd as appropriate (

Our group is likely to go to OpenEEG system for our experiments. However, it may be while before you fellow have them in "production". I am anxious for us to work with the 1299 chip. Wo…

There is an issue with Apple products iPhone/iPad.<br />Apple doesn't support SPP (Srial Bluetooth) and it has its own iAP protocol<br />iAP requires to be member of MFi (Made for iPhone)

I could very obviously see it on the display on Android. I'll post photos later.<br />BTW as an aside I got impedance monitoring at least roughly working and tested in matlab using an algorithm

Thanks. I just posted an entry about the beginnings of an android app. I'm kind of out of interesting things to do on it though until I have a board now ... or at least things that will keep me motiva