Thanks to @conor_obci (who awarded the prize) and @brain (twitter post), here's the BrainiHack 2015 open source hackathon winner -- who controls their maze with a combination of OpenBCI board, Process

Thanks for your feedback! I also check with actual EEG data that the driver was working on my side -- not only the obvious alpha activity but also some motor imagery -- and the code should be included

An update: last WE I tried motor imagery with OpenBCI for the first time. As I was more focused on taking notes for my tutorial, on checking the behavior of the soon-to-be-released driver within OpenV

Has anyone tried to build a simple BCI using motor imagery / mu wave analysis using an openBCI board.I am trying to do it but not able to even recognize amplitude decrement in mu-wave region.

As neural-motor prediction gets better, EEG might become a good candidate to be the controller for vr devices.<br />Does the current openbci design have any capability to hook a VR set to the fr

as the program records the operator's repeated motor actions / intentions until a detectable pattern is established. Then finally operator cursor control via intention.<br />And the accompanyi